Journal

The Journal of Marginalized Communities and Social Justice (JMCSJ) is a peer-reviewed, open access, semiannual publication dedicated to inclusivity, diversity, and social justice. It provides an interdisciplinary platform for original research, case studies, and reviews that address the experiences and challenges of marginalized populations.

The journal’s scope includes communities affected by poverty, unemployment, disability, aging, orphanhood, mental health conditions, incarceration, sexual abuse, and LGBTQ+ identities, among others. JMCSJ seeks to amplify underrepresented voices, promote evidence-based dialogue, and contribute to equitable policy and practice at local and global levels.

By fostering rigorous scholarship and ethical publishing standards, JMCSJ connects researchers, practitioners, and advocates committed to advancing social equity and human dignity.

ISSN : ISSN 3121 - 4185 (Online)
ISSN : ISSN 3121 - 4154 (Print)