About the Journal
The JADMA Journal is a distinguished multidisciplinary scientific publication that graces the academic calendar with biannual releases in April and October. Recognized at a national level, JADMA focuses on the dissemination of advancements in various fields, including Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering, Dentistry, Economics, Econometrics & Finance, Language, Linguistics, Communication & Media, Law, Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice. Beyond the conventional realms of academia, the journal serves as a bridge between scholarly pursuits and societal engagement by featuring insights into the legal intricacies and captivating landscapes of its chosen subjects. More than just a repository of academic musings, JADMA invites readers on a journey through the frontiers of knowledge and societal discourse. By showcasing Community Service activities, the journal not only captures regional perspectives but also significantly contributes to the national intellectual dialogue, fostering a dynamic and impactful exchange of ideas and research findings.
Current Issue
The community service programs presented reflect various efforts to empower communities through education, training, mentoring, and technology implementation across the fields of health, education, environment, culture, and micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM). Health-related initiatives focused on improving pregnant women's awareness of oral health and proper handwashing practices to prevent infections during pregnancy. In the (UMKM) sector, activities emphasized digital management transformation, human resource capacity building, production facility improvement, and halal certification assistance to enhance business competitiveness and operational efficiency. Environmental programs concentrated on sustainable waste management through the establishment of modern teba systems, Black Soldier Fly-based maggot farming, biopore infiltration holes, parking area organization, and workplace environmental maintenance to promote sustainability and occupational safety. In education, the programs included preserving the Balinese script through innovative learning activities, training students to design digital tourism promotion posters using Canva, enhancing teachers’ competencies in utilizing Go Formative, and developing STEM-based interactive learning media to improve students’ learning interest and life skills. All programs were implemented through a systematic process consisting of needs assessment, socialization, training, hands-on practice, mentoring, and evaluation using pre-tests, post-tests, and observations. Overall, the results demonstrated significant improvements in participants’ knowledge, skills, and engagement, accompanied by tangible outputs such as halal certification documents, business management applications, learning media, environmental facilities, and positive behavioral changes. Collectively, these community service initiatives have made meaningful contributions to improving human resource quality, strengthening institutional and economic capacity, preserving local culture, and supporting sustainable development in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while promoting community well-being.
