Welcome to the KAMM Center
The Center for Knowledge, Material and Materiality (KAMM) is a non-profit dedicated to research, public history, and digital humanities. We believe that knowledge is shaped by everyday life, rooted in place, and carried through materials, skills, and memory. Our work focuses on the region north of the Siwaliks, exploring how people have made and shared knowledge through materials, skills, and everyday practices.
We are
A collective of researchers, academicians and digital explorers committed to creating open, inclusive, and academically rigorous resources in
PUBLIC HISTORY
We make research accessible and engaging beyond the academy, using storytelling, exhibitions, and community collaborations to connect the past with the present.
DIGITAL HUMANITIES
We experiment with digital tools to explore, preserve, and share knowledge, creating interactive archives, maps, and resources for wider audiences.
MATERIAL CULTURE
We study how objects, tools, and materials carry knowledge, revealing the ways people have lived, worked, and made meaning across time.
Join Us
Whether you are an academic in search of sources, a student following a lesser-known thread, or a curious visitor drawn in by an image or a question, you are welcome here. Take what you find. Challenge it. Extend it. Share it. Translate it. Or simply spend time with it. If you would like to collaborate with us through internships, or research, do contact us. We would love to go on this journey together with you!
“It matters what stories make worlds, what worlds make stories.”
Donna Haraway