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  January

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

  We would like to thank all authors who sent their best articles to NJCOM: Community Service Journal. This first edition of vol.1 No.1 is a great hope that NJCOM is able and can be part of the publication process in the field of community service that is relevant to world conditions in 2025. In this first edition, the articles were written by academics and professional practitioners in their fields and of course are a form of appreciation from us. We look forward to the next article in the next edition of vol.1 No.2 in July.

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  January

  Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026)

  NJCOM: Community Service Journal proudly presents the latest issue Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): January, which is now available for academics, practitioners, and social activists. With the official identity of E-ISSN: 3090-0255 and P-ISSN: 3090-5087, this opening issue of 2026 summarizes various scientific contributions that focus on concrete actions of community service. The articles published in this volume reflect the journal's commitment to bridging academic theory with practical solutions in the field, ranging from empowering the creative economy, educational innovation, to strengthening community-based health. The editors hope that every published work can become a reference that inspires positive change and strengthens cross-sector collaboration for sustainable public welfare.

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  July

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025)

  We are proud to announce that NJCOM: Community Service Journal Vol. 1 No. 2 (July 2025) is now officially published, presenting a collection of inspiring and transformative community service articles from various groups, ranging from practitioners, academics, to activists who are committed to publishing informative initiatives, opening insights, and encouraging positive change in the community. We invite you, whether researchers, lecturers, students, or professionals who are active in community service activities, to join us and publish your best work in NJCOM. We are looking for articles that highlight best practices, methodological innovations, program sustainability, and social impact, and are ready to be a leading platform that facilitates the exchange of ideas and experiences to expand the reach of the impact of each community service activity. For more information on writing guidelines and the submission process, visit our journal portal or contact the editorial team; we look forward to your contributions to jointly enrich the treasury of knowledge and community service practices in Indonesia and the world.