Manuscripts Types

Jurnal Masyarakat Merdeka (JMM) accepts original manuscripts that report the implementation and results of community service and community empowerment activities in various fields. Manuscripts should describe real problems or needs in the community, the methods used to address them, the activities carried out, and the results or benefits for the target community.

The journal considers the following types of manuscripts:

  1. Community Service and Community Empowerment Articles
    Report activities designed to help communities address their problems, improve their quality of life, or develop their potential. These articles should explain the community needs, objectives, implementation methods, activities, and results.

  2. Training and Capacity-Building Articles
    Describe training, workshops, mentoring, or other activities that improve the knowledge, skills, or abilities of community members, including students, teachers, small business owners, farmers, and other community groups.

  3. Technology Application and Innovation Articles
    Report the application of appropriate technology, digital tools, practical innovations, or new methods to solve community problems and improve the effectiveness of community activities or services.

  4. Business Development and Community Economic Empowerment Articles
    Present activities that support small businesses, micro-enterprises, cooperatives, local products, entrepreneurship, digital marketing, financial management, or other initiatives that strengthen the local economy and community independence.

  5. Education, Health, Environment, and Social Development Articles
    Describe community service activities in education, public health, environmental protection, social development, literacy, or other areas that improve community knowledge, awareness, skills, and well-being.

  6. Program Implementation and Evaluation Articles
    Report the implementation and evaluation of community service programs, including the problems addressed, the approaches used, the results achieved, challenges encountered, and recommendations for future improvement.

All manuscripts must present original and relevant community service activities, use clear and appropriate implementation methods, and explain the results and benefits for the target community. Manuscripts should be written in a clear and systematic manner and follow the journal’s author guidelines. Submissions must not have been published previously or be under consideration for publication elsewhere. All manuscripts are subject to editorial screening and peer review in accordance with the journal’s policies.