Help Preserve the History of Colorado Public Media

Do you enjoy history, research, photography, organizing information, or preserving important stories?
Join SAM (Station's Archived Memories), an award-winning volunteer archive project dedicated to preserving the history of Rocky Mountain PBS, KUVO Jazz, and THE DROP.
For more than 25 years, SAM volunteers have helped collect, organize, digitize, and preserve photographs, documents, memorabilia, production materials, and oral histories that tell the story of public media in Colorado. Their work ensures these valuable resources remain available for future generations.
As a SAM volunteer, you may assist with:
Organizing and preserving historical documents
Digitizing photographs and archival materials
Cataloging memorabilia and station artifacts
Assisting with production preservation projects
Helping maintain and organize digital records
Previous archival experience is preferred, but not required. Training is provided, and volunteers work alongside a welcoming and knowledgeable team.
This opportunity is ideal for:
History enthusiasts
Retired professionals
Librarians and archivists
Genealogists and researchers
Students seeking hands-on experience
Anyone passionate about public media and preserving community stories
Time Commitment:
Flexible ongoing opportunity. Weekday shifts available. Volunteers can work with the SAM team to determine a schedule that fits their availability.
Location:
Buell Public Media Center
Denver, Colorado
Skills Desired:
Attention to detail
Organizational skills
Basic computer proficiency
Interest in history, archives, or public media
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Training Provided:

Yes
Help preserve an important piece of Colorado's cultural and media history while working with a dedicated group of volunteers who are passionate about storytelling, education, and community service.