WE ARE KWANTLEN
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For/with Coast Salish Arts and Heritage Society/Kwantlen Nation.
With the team of Tumia Knott and Skipp Design, and featuring the voices of the Kwantlen community and the photographs of Gary Fiegehen. This gorgeous book articulates connections with place over 12,500 years and celebrates this modern culture’s everyday ties to evolving tradition.
2020
CAMPBELL VALLEY
CULTURAL HERITAGE
For Metro Vancouver Parks
The CHO is a glossy report and a digital deliverable — an information hub that consolidates historical information and sketches a wide range of historical connections to the park. It will help interpreters, guide discussion, and inform public consultation as planners engage with communities and envision new nodes of use for the park.
2020
Interpretive Storyboards
For Surrey Archives/ City of Surrey
We have just a minute or two to grab the attention of readers as they engage with interpretive storyboards. What stories should we tell about the places we visit? And how can we work to ensure diversity, inclusion, and the rethinking of colonial messages that have shaped our communities?
2020 and 2021
CPOW
More information about the Contemplative Practice of Writing Series is coming soon. Find our teachers’ guide and users guide here.
CPOW 1
CPOW 2: Everyday Celebrations
CPOW 3: Classroom, Homeschool and Microschool Edition
CPOW: Notebook 1
Regional analysis Tools
For Calculating the Magnitude of Extreme Floods
With NHC/For FLNROD
This cross-disciplinary work was to assist the engineering team at NHC to find new forms of evidence to fill gaps in historical flood data as they developed the Regional Analysis toolkit.
2020
Final Report 2021
Surrey: City of Stories
For/with Surrey Archives/City of Surrey
This full-colour history book showcases the diverse history of Surrey, from the stories kept safe in its archaeological heritage to the oral histories of its citizens, from its settlement-era artifacts to its vast photographic legacy.
Design by William Glasgow Design
2017
Walking histories
For Metro Vancouver
We have so many opportunities to engage with the layers of history that are part of the places we love to visit.
This suite of brochures was developed to give quick background info to walkers on the trail at Derby Reach Regional Park and at Edgewater Bar.
Find them at trailhead kiosks — and some are on the web here:
The Boy Who Paints/The girl who writes
With Richard Cole
These lavish books for kids — and for the adults who read to them — talk about the power of dreams and the importance of being yourself.
See links to BC’s curriculum here:
Fenton Street Press
2013 and 2014
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