Indigenous social work

“Long an advocate of incorporating traditional Indigenous knowledge into social work, Jeannine Carriere (at left) has co-edited a book of essays about addressing this urgent need.” FULL STORY

KUMTUKS Videos

Vancouver’s First Chief Planner: Gerald Sutton Brown

Gerald Sutton Brown, Vancouver’s Chief Planner 1952-1973, represented the last of the British/London model of development in Vancouver, where development… FULL STORY

James Douglas and the Colony of British Columbia

With the push to “Decolonize” society we might want to review how British Columbia came to be. The Hudson’s Bay… FULL STORY

VIDEO: Brexit, Canada and the American Revolution

The United States originated in the English Colonies that were established in the 1600s. But in 1707, four nations of… FULL STORY

Harland Bartholomew and Vancouver Urban History 1928 to 1952 (VIDEO)

When I look back in Vancouver history to find the source of escalating house prices, sclerotic city processes and sterile… FULL STORY

Early British Columbia and the Hudson’s Bay Company: An Aboriginal Perspective

Most of the observations of early British Columbia were written by Europeans. We don’t have a lot of writings from… FULL STORY

Chinook Wawa Interview And An Aboriginal Perspective

This is likely the first video interview in British Columbia conducted in Chinook Wawa. Prof. Jay Powell is the last… FULL STORY

Can You Speak British Columbian Part Two?

Chinook Wawa is linked with the history of British Columbia. We might even call one form of it British Columbian…. FULL STORY

Streetcars and Metro Vancouver: Urban Planning History Explained

Streetcars and Metro Vancouver: Urban Planning History Explained Urban History Part One 1886 to 1928 & Robert Horne-Payne … FULL STORY

Introducing KUMTUKS videos

About Kumtuks Videos Country = Infrastructure + Narratives. Kumtuks believes we need to renew and support our narratives as much… FULL STORY