Access
Humboldt
LOCAL VOICES THROUGH COMMUNITY MEDIA
Access Humboldt is a non-profit community media organization serving the residents of Humboldt County since 2006
The Community Media Center is OPEN 10am-5pm T-F
or by appointment
Access Humboldt members can schedule a time to stop by the CMC and check out film and audio equipment or schedule a time to use the studio.
Find an available time slot by clicking the link below, then contact us at info@accesshumboldt.net or call (707) 443-9352 to schedule a time.
Interested in our Certifications and Trainings?
Click below to let us know what classes you'd like to take:
New location at College of The Redwoods Eureka Campus!
The Eureka campus for the College of the Redwoods is located just south of the city of Eureka. If you live in Eureka or North of Eureka, you will use 101 south and take exit 698, onto Tompkins Hill rd. If you are coming from south of Eureka you’ll use 101 north and take exit 696 onto Tompkins Hill rd.
Access Humboldt is now in building 6. Notice three paths that will lead you from parking lot C, D or E, to the front of the building. Parking passes available upon requests and handicap parking available in front of the building.
Access Humboldt is grateful for the wonderful partnership we have with College of the Redwoods and consider it a privilege to serve the community at our location on campus. We acknowledge that College of the Redwoods is located on the unceded territory of the Wiyot, Hupa, Karuk, Mattole, Tolowa, Wailaki, and Yurok people where they have resided from time immemorial. We encourage all to gain a deeper understanding of their history and thriving culture. We are genuinely committed to developing trusting, reciprocal, and long lasting partnerships with the Wiyot people as well as all of our neighboring tribes, so that all of our neighbors' voices are lifted and represented with equity and inclusion.
The Redwoods Listening Post (RLP)
The Redwoods Listening Post was formed in 2020 as an Internews-affiliated Listening Post project to cover the pandemic. Access Humboldt implemented THE RLP to equip and amplify the voices of Humboldt County's disenfranchised communities, inspired by the work done in our Eureka Information Ecosystem Assessment. Since 2022, THE RLP transitioned its areas of concentration to focus on the interests of Black, Latinx, Asian, local Tribal communities, and 2S/LGBTQIA+ residents. We emphasize these communities and their stories, because we want to build diverse local media collaborations to support local news and information efforts.
The Libby Maynard Podcast Studio
Need a place to record? KZZH Community Radio has the perfect solution! Our podcast studio is now open to the public. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, we've got the equipment and expertise to help you create amazing content.
Reserve your studio time today! Visit kzzh.accesshumbooldt.net
or call 707-443-9352
Local Community Journalism Learning Cohort -
3 month series, implemented across Humboldt County serving English and Spanish speaking communities of Northern Humboldt, The Eel River Valley, Southern Humboldt and adjacent tribal lands interested in gaining skills to support the distribution of multi media community news, information and stories.
Participants that complete all trainings will have a fast tracked position to publish finished and approved stories across a range of local media outlets like KZZH 96.7FM and KMUD 91.1FM.
Who We Are and What We Do
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