The past year has been virtual, but grounding. The work we produced as Young Scholars is part of a hive and the door we entered was fixed with the humaneness of Black girlhood. The hive is a vital part of the bee’s existence, however long or short that existence is. Hive as a part of our name represents the inherent connectedness that Black girls & femmes feel when we work to sustain ourselves, community, and the world. As researchers, our name serves as a declaration that passion and purpose are inextricable. When the CreateHive gathers, we search the flowers, redistribute knowledge, and we create honey. What would the cell or the hive be without Black girls?  As Black young scholars, it was important for us to be able to develop and create in the safe environment that the Young Scholars Program has provided for us was a necessary outlet for us to express our anger, joy, sadness, and happiness. CreateHive is a name we were drawn to because it celebrated our creative vision within our own respective research projects, but it also embraced our strength of working as a unit - a hive. In the CreateHive, you will find assets that we produced, such as Diary of a Black Teen Mom, where you can anonymously share experiences of black adolescent motherhood. We are also excited to share the Melanin Minds research project, presenting the reflections on Black female leadership. Finally, you can peruse through the virtual gallery and resources that We 2 Are Art have curated.