Digital Communication Research (DCR) focuses on the dissemination of community service and community engagement activities in the broad field of social sciences, especially those related to digital communication, media practices, public literacy, technology adoption, and the dissemination of knowledge to communities.

The journal publishes articles that report, analyze, and reflect on community-based programs, social interventions, educational initiatives, empowerment activities, and collaborative practices that use communication, media, or digital approaches to address social problems and strengthen community capacity.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

1. Digital literacy and media literacy for communities
2. Community service in communication, media, and digital culture
3. Public education through digital platforms and communication media
4. Social media, content creation, and community empowerment
5. Technology adoption and digital transformation in community contexts
6. Communication strategies for social campaigns and public awareness
7. Educational development and digital learning assistance
8. Community empowerment in urban, rural, and local contexts
9. Social welfare, community resilience, and public participation
10. Entrepreneurship, creative economy, and digital business empowerment
11. Legal literacy, civic education, and public information dissemination
12. Religious, ethical, cultural, and social values in community life
13. Youth, family, lifestyle, and community well-being
14. Participatory action, collaborative programs, and applied social intervention
15. Digital documentation, knowledge sharing, and dissemination of community service outcomes

DCR accepts manuscripts in the form of community service articles, program reports, applied social studies, reflective practice papers, and community-based intervention articles. Each manuscript should clearly present the community problem, program objectives, implementation process, community participation, outcomes, evaluation, and contribution to social development. Manuscripts are encouraged to demonstrate how communication, media, or digital technology supports the planning, implementation, documentation, or dissemination of the community service program.