Get in Touch
We welcome inquiries from educators, researchers, and community members
Educational Outreach
School Programs: Curriculum development, teacher training workshops, and classroom presentations
Contact: education@salishheritagearchive.ca
Coordinator: Sarah James, Linguistics & Education
Research Inquiries
Academic Research: Access to collections, collaboration opportunities, and methodological guidance
Contact: research@salishheritagearchive.ca
Coordinator: Michael Tallio, Head Archivist
Community Partnerships
Cultural Collaborations: Community-led projects, repatriation support, and knowledge sharing protocols
Contact: community@salishheritagearchive.ca
Director: Dr. Evelyn Joseph
Send Us a Message
Tell us about your project, research interests, or educational needs
Visit Our Archive
Plan your visit to our Vancouver location
Reading Room & Research Access
Our reading room serves researchers, educators, and community members who want to use our collections. You'll need an appointment so we can prepare materials and observe cultural protocols.
Location:
100-1100 Chestnut Street
Vancouver, BC V6J 3J9
Canada
Operating Hours:
Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM PST
Weekend and evening appointments available for community groups
Accessibility: Our facility is fully wheelchair accessible with accessible parking available. Please contact us in advance if you require specific accommodations.
Public Transit: Located near the Yaletown-Roundhouse SkyTrain station (Canada Line). Bus routes 6 and 84 stop within two blocks of our location.
Educational Programs
Curriculum support and professional development opportunities
Teacher Professional Development
Monthly workshops for K-12 educators on respectfully integrating Coast Salish content into the provincial curriculum. Includes hands-on activities, primary sources, and cultural protocol training.
Post-Secondary Partnerships
Collaborative programs with universities and colleges throughout British Columbia, providing students with authentic learning experiences and research opportunities in Indigenous studies, anthropology, and education.
Community Education
Public programs including lectures, workshops, and cultural events designed to increase understanding of Coast Salish heritage among all community members. Programs are developed in partnership with Indigenous communities.
Start a Conversation
Whether you're an educator developing curriculum, a researcher exploring collaboration, or a community member interested in cultural preservation, we'd love to hear from you.