• Article manuscripts that can be published in Jurnal Peduli are written based on the results of community service activities, or concept/model analysis discussed comprehensively and integratively. The article topic must be following the Focus and Scope of Jurnal Peduli.
• The manuscript has never been published in other media/journals, typed in 1.5 spacing on A4 paper with a left and top margin of 4 cm, and a right and bottom margin of 3 cm using Book Antiqua font size 11, with a maximum of 5000 words. The title is a maximum of 15 words, written in Indonesian and/or English.
• The article format must comply with the Article Template.
• Authors need to register online to submit manuscripts to the Editorial Board. Manuscripts are uploaded through the submissions window on the Jurnal Peduli website, following the required steps and information.

Manuscript Requirements

The article manuscript must meet the following requirements:

• Title: Uses a maximum of 15 words and describes the substance of the article. Avoid correlational titles, for example, The Relationship of A & B when there is C, and avoid using the word Study on ....
• Author Data: Below the title, write the author's name, author's email address, and the author's affiliated institution.
• Abstract: Maximum 150 words. The abstract is written in Indonesian and English containing four main points: The Purpose of the Article, The Research Methodology used, The Research Results, and The Contribution of the Research Results to Life.
• Keywords: Use keywords that are the main concepts to facilitate article search. Keywords are written in Indonesian and English.
• Manuscript Body has a standard structure and systematics, with the following percentages:
  • Introduction: includes background, problem formulation, and research objectives, as well as theoretical studies and relevant previous research results, theoretical framework (30%).
  • Research Methods: explains the type and model of research, sampling, location and time, types of data, data collection technique instruments, and data analysis techniques (15%).
  • Findings and Discussion: Description of the research results and discussion that links the results with relevant theories and previous research (45%).
  • Conclusion: An integrative description of the findings according to the research objectives, avoid using numbers or alphabets, conclusions are written descriptively (10%).
• Bibliography: Contains reference sources used in the text of the article arranged alphabetically using Mendeley Software.
• Acknowledgments: If the manuscript is the result of research sponsored by a specific party, it is necessary to include a statement containing information about the funding sponsor and gratitude to the sponsor.

For articles discussing concept or model analysis, the presentation is adjusted to the logic of the topic discussed.

Reference Writing Requirements

• 80% or more of the cited references must come from research articles published in scientific journals indexed by Sinta 1 to 3 or international databases.
• The year of research references is a maximum of the last 5 years except for classic references used as part of historical studies.
• Writing References using Chicago Style with the following conditions:

Chicago Style uses two citation systems, namely:

• Note and Bibliography System.
• Author-Date System.

The Note and Bibliography System is widely used in the humanities, especially history. The Author-Date System is used for the social sciences/sciences.

Notes (footnotes and endnotes) are used to explain the page where the cited information source comes from. Footnotes or endnotes connect the sources cited in the text and the bibliography.