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 A great example of a Hive Toronto member success is Regent Park Focus and its Radiozilla project. Inspired by HiveNYC’s Radio Rookies, Regent Park Focus and Facing History collaborated to produce youth-led internet radio series, school  curriculum guide, audiovisual slideshows using web-maker tools, and a  project documentary. Over the course of six weeks, the youth-led audio documentaries allowed participants to work together to interview, edit, and tell important  stories on critical topics such as identity, bystander behaviour, religion, and standing up for others.
-== Hive Toronto==
-Finding out if there are organizations that want to collaborate to create a connected learning experiences for youth is a great early step to bring Hive programming to your community. With individuals such as librarians, teachers, youth workers, technologists and makers, you may be able to plan a Hive event. Organize a meeting to gauge interest and establish a team motivated to plan and execute a Hive event. At an initial meeting, you may find it helpful to use video clips showing a [http://vimeo.com/74462547 Maker Party event in Pittsburgh] or a [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB494592AA0A4AE1F Connected Learning TV topic] of your choice.
 = Leveling Up: Becoming a Hive Learning Network=