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Interpre-Comics

Tom is the author of a page of Interpretation training tools called Interpre-Comics. Find them here.

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YEGTales

Tom participated in the creation of YEGTales, a heritage project marrying comics with stories of the history of Edmonton’s diverse communities, as told by them or endorsed by them. YEGTales is temporarily unavailable online.

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BCMA Training Tools – Writing Effective Exhibit Labels

Barbara helped author a series of training tools for the British Columbia Museums Association. You can find her guide to writing effective exhibit labels here.

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Clio’s Armada

Clio’s Armada is a project from Tom based on his passion for heritage boatbuilding and examples he has seen of it around the world.

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“Dearest Mother” – Postcards from a Metis Trooper in the First World War

The “Dearest Mother” project from Tom is an online exhibition of a great-great Uncle’s postcards home from the First World War. The Scheer family of Fort Macleod, their Metis heritage, and Father Lacombe all feature.

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MixedMedia – Mixed-descent Indigenous Representation in Visual Pop Culture

The MixedMedia project from Tom, a Metis citizen, about depictions of mixedness in movies, tv series, and comic books.

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Steal This Idea

Tom and Barbara have been collecting pictures of amazing practices in heritage from around the globe for their “Steal This Idea” blog.

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Podcast Appearances: “Let’s Find Out”

Barbara and Tom have both been featured separately in the podcast Let’s Find Out wherein Chris Chan-Yen Phillips helps guests track down the answers to their historical questions. We’re big fans of this podcast and Chris.

Barbara was in Episode 4: The Klan Query. talking about grappling with Edmonton’s history with the KKK and remembering it on the landscape.

Tom was in Episode 12: A Rather Queer Road Trip talking about his involvement in researching and relating Edmonton’s queer histories.

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Explore Edmonton

Tom was featured in an Explore Edmonton video as part of his former position as Public Interpretation Coordinator at Fort Edmonton Park. Watch the video here.