DIHUM brings researchers across Library and Information Science and the humanities together to advance research on how knowledge is created, shared, used, and preserved across communities, institutions, and information systems.
We are committed to reimagining the flow of knowledge in a rapidly evolving world. We explore how information travels across minds, communities, and systems, shaping understanding, power, and possibility. Rooted in Library and Information Science and inspired by interdisciplinary inquiry, we seek to illuminate the invisible forces that drive knowledge diffusion and transformation. Through bold research and collaborative innovation, we aspire to build more open, equitable, and intelligent information ecosystems—where knowledge not only circulates, but empowers societies to think, decide, and evolve more wisely.
We investigate how information and knowledge circulate across people, communities, institutions, and technological systems—and how these dynamics shape society.
From preserving knowledge and shaping information access to developing information literacy, each area addresses a different challenge in how knowledge and information function in society.
