The collection·Our stories
Who built community media — and what should we remember?
Discover the people who build, support, and sustain community media, past and present.
- 154
- People
- 454
- Stations
- 51
- Connections
- 9
- In the record
Featured people
3 of 154 people · spotlight rotates weekly
Featured hubs
3 of 454 hubs · spotlight rotates weekly
Cambridge Community Television
Community media center providing tools, training, production opportunities, and three local television channels for Cambridge.
View station →CreaTV San Jose
San José community media center managing four channels and supporting community-created content on cable, OTT, social media, and the web.
View station →Akaku Maui Community Media
Maui County PEG access provider programming channels for Maui, Molokai, and Lanai with public, education, and government access services.
View station →From the collection
3 featured in memoriam
Why this exists
Community media was built by people who believed local voices deserved a place to be seen and heard. The field has always depended on a wide circle of people who kept stations on the air, communities connected, and public voice within reach. Community Media Voices exists to preserve those people and the work they carried before too much of that history is scattered, lost, or forgotten.
Learn more about the project →Know someone who helped build this field?
A single specific memory is worth more than a general tribute. Tell us about staff, volunteers, producers, trainers, engineers, advocates, board members, funders, mentors, founders, or anyone whose work should not be lost.
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