Dig Historical Consulting focuses on treaty history and Indigenous rights in Canada and the United States. We believe that “we are all treaty people,” and thus our work centres on understanding the role treaties play in settler society today. With access to and experience in major archival centres (Library and Archives Canada, National Archives and Records Administration, New York Public Library, National Archives UK), we aim to answer all historical questions you might have. Our services include:
- Historical Research & Documentation
- Archival Research
- Literature Reviews
- Report Writing
- Expert Testimony
- Treaty Workshops
- Aimed at municipal, provincial/state, and federal government agencies to educate about the historical treaty process. These workshops can be tailored to specific treaties or provide a broader overview of the history of treaties in Canada / United States
- Individual speaking engagements are also available, tailored to historical questions about treaties, the treaty process, or the broader history of settler-Indigenous relations
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