Aim and Scope

Solidarity: Journal of Social, Humanitarian, and Interfaith Research aims to advance scholarly knowledge and critical discourse on social transformation, humanitarian issues, and interfaith relations in diverse and pluralistic societies. The journal seeks to promote research that upholds the values of justice, human dignity, peace, and mutual understanding, contributing to both academic development and practical solutions to contemporary global challenges.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, social studies, education, community development, humanitarian action, social policy, peace and conflict studies, and interfaith dialogue. It welcomes interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research employing qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method approaches, as well as conceptual and reflective studies that bridge theory and practice.

In particular, Solidarity encourages studies that explore collaboration across religious, cultural, and social boundaries, address issues of inequality and marginalization, and highlight innovative practices for social empowerment and humanitarian engagement. The journal is committed to publishing research that is ethically grounded, socially relevant, and impactful at local, national, and global levels.