J Coms Cel: Celebes Journal of Community Service publishes high-quality articles that explore innovative, impactful, and sustainable community service and engagement practices. The journal adopts a multidisciplinary approach, accommodating a wide range of fields including education, health, law, social sciences, technology, economics, and environmental sustainability.

Focus

The journal focuses on:

• Empirical and Theoretical Contributions: Manuscripts that provide data-driven insights, conceptual frameworks, or critical reflections on the implementation and impact of community service programs.

• Stakeholder Engagement: Articles that highlight the active involvement of universities, NGOs, local governments, and community members in the design, execution, and evaluation of community-based initiatives.

• Ethical and Cultural Considerations: Studies that emphasize inclusive practices, respect for local wisdom, and adherence to ethical standards in community engagement.

• Practical Outcomes: Contributions that demonstrate measurable results, potential for replication, and lessons learned from field-based experiences.

Scope

The journal welcomes submissions in the following areas:

• Interdisciplinary Community Programs: Projects that integrate multiple disciplines (e.g., combining education and technology, or economic empowerment with environmental conservation) to address complex community issues.

• Participatory Methods: Community-based participatory research (CBPR), empowerment models, co-creation strategies, and other inclusive methodologies.

• Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Initiatives aligned with global development priorities such as poverty eradication, quality education, gender equality, climate action, and health improvement.

• Innovation in Community Service: Use of digital tools, social entrepreneurship, and creative strategies to generate sustainable social impact.

• Policy and Advocacy: Articles focusing on how community service influences public policy, raises awareness, or drives systemic change at the local or regional level.

J Coms Cel is committed to publishing works that bridge theory and practice, support community empowerment, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in community-based initiatives.