About the Journal

AURELIA focuses on research and community engagement across diverse disciplines that contribute to sustainable development, quality of life, institutional strengthening, social transformation, and knowledge-based innovation. The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

  1. Social Sciences, Humanities, and Cultural Studies: Sociology, anthropology, communication, political science, public administration, cultural studies, social development, community behavior, and social change.
  2. Education and Human Resource Development: Educational innovation, curriculum development, literacy, inclusive education, competency development, educational technology, and evidence-based evaluation of educational programs.
  3. Economics, Business, Management, and Entrepreneurship: Community economic empowerment, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, business innovation, organizational governance, marketing, finance, the digital economy, and sustainable economic development.
  4. Law, Public Policy, and Institutional Governance: Normative and empirical legal research, policy reform, public governance, accountability, social justice, community protection, and institutional strengthening.
  5. Public Health, Nutrition, and Social Welfare: Health promotion, disease prevention, nutritional improvement, maternal and child health, community-based interventions, health behavior, and the evaluation of social welfare programs.
  6. Agriculture, Food Systems, Environment, and Rural Development: Agricultural innovation, food security, local resource utilization, environmental conservation, climate change adaptation, circular economy, and capacity building in rural communities.
  7. Science, Technology, and Digital Transformation: Information systems, artificial intelligence, technological innovation, digital literacy, information security, technology-enabled public services, and technological solutions to community needs.
  8. Community Empowerment and Social Innovation: Community capacity development, local institutional strengthening, community facilitation, regional potential development, social innovation, multi-stakeholder partnerships, and sustainability evaluation of community engagement programs.

AURELIA also welcomes interdisciplinary research that integrates two or more fields to address complex problems and develop contextually relevant solutions. Community engagement articles are expected to go beyond activity reporting by demonstrating a clearly identified community need, a justified implementation approach, measurable or otherwise systematically assessed outcomes, and potential for replication and sustainability.