bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Recent advances in developing 3D culture systems of spermatogonial stem cell preservation and differentiation: A narrative review
Authors: Fath-Bayati Leyla , Naserpour Leila , Khoshandam Mohadeseh , Jannatifar Rahil , Fazaeli Hoda
Published: October 2023

Male infertility has received vast attention in recent years and has no clear etiology in almost 40% of cases. Several methods have been suggested for preserving sperm and spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs) in both in vivo and in vitro conditions. The efficacy of these methods is related to their abilities, including providing an optimal environment for sperm preservation and long-term SSC culture for in vivo and in vitro differentiation of these cells. In this review article, a full MEDLINE/PubMed search was performed using the following search terms: "Spermatogonial Progenitor Cells, Stem Cells, Fertility Preservations, Sperm Freezing, Cell Differentiations, Tissue Scaffold, 3-Dimensional Cell Culture", which retrieved results from 1973-2022. Related articles were added to the bibliography of selected articles. Exclusion criteria included non-English language, abstract only, and unrelated articles. The production of functioning male germ cells is suggested by introducing modern bioengineered systems as a new hope for the maintenance of male fertility. Till now, few in vitro spermatogenesis investigations have provided appreciable amounts of mature gametes. Each method had benefits and disadvantages, but the 3-dimensional culture method had the greatest impact on the differentiation and preservation of SSCs. One of the critical elements of research is the preservation of sperm and the differentiation of SSCs. Several methods have been employed in this area. Various scaffolds providing an environment similar to an extracellular matrix and conditions for germ cell development and survival have been employed in recent research.
Key words: Tissue engineering, Male infertility, Scaffold, Stem cells, 3D cell culture, Differentiation.
Evaluation of the effect of endometrial scratch by hysteroscopic scissors on frozen embryo transfer outcomes: A historical cohort study
Authors: Saedi Sara , Tayebi Amirhossein , Kahrizsangi Maedeh Ghorbani , Jalalinezhad Fatemeh , Ayati Aryan , Hadizadeh Alireza , Badehnoosh Bita , Karimi Atousa
Published: October 2023

Background: Endometrial scratch (ES) has been suggested to improve assisted reproductive techniques success rates by investigating implantation failure.
Objective: In this study, we evaluated the effect of ES on the outcomes of frozen embryo transfer (FET) in women with at least 2 failed embryo transfer cycles.
Materials and Methods: In this historical cohort study, medical data of 236 infertile women who underwent in-vitro fertilization-FET at Ebne-sina Infertility Center, Tehran, Iran, from January 2015-December 2021 was extracted from their medical records. Based on having ES before FET, they were assigned to either the scratch (n = 118) or the no-scratch group (n = 118). We compared these groups regarding pregnancy rates and outcomes.
Results: The demographic characteristics were similar in both groups regarding weight, body mass index, the number of previous embryo transfers, and the duration of infertility. However, the scratch group had a slightly higher mean age (32.31 vs. 29.96 yr, p < 0.001). No statistically significant difference was observed between groups regarding pregnancy rate (p = 0.89). No significant association was observed between scratch, infertility duration, the number of previous FET attempts, and the likelihood of pregnancy in a logistic regression model. No major complications were observed.
Conclusion: Hysteroscopic endometrial scratching with scissors probably has no effect on FET outcomes, including pregnancy or live birth rates.
Key words: Hysteroscopy, Infertility, Pregnancy rate, Live birth.
Experience of individuals with unconsummated marriage in Iran: A qualitative content analysis
Authors: Setayesh Sona , Jalali Nadoushan Amir Hossein , Bakhshandeh Razieh , Negarandeh Reza , Ardebili Mehrdad Eftekhar
Published: October 2023

Background: Sex is one of the important aspects of marriage and a way of expressing intimacy. Unconsummated marriage is a common problem whose prevalence is about 1.5% in Iran and can significantly influence marital life.
Objective: This study aimed to assess the unconsummated marriage in a qualitative mode to offer new and beneficial solutions resulting from a better understanding.
Materials and Methods: In this qualitative study, conventional content analysis was used. Data collection and analysis were done from April 2013 to April 2014 with 11 women and 5 men participating, who were referred to the sexual disorders clinic of Tehran Psychiatric Institute and Rasool Akram hospital of Tehran, Iran. The researchers examined the files of people referred to these clinics with the diagnosis of unconsummated marriage. Our tool for data collection was a semi-structured interview. 2 experienced faculty psychiatrists recorded all the information based on standards for reporting qualitative research guidelines. Data were analyzed using qualitative technique and coding. Guba and Lincoln criteria was used for data validity.
Results: The codes of the participants’ experiences were classified into 6 main categories, which include self-concept, intrapersonal factors, partner’s problem, preparedness for sex, emotional relationship between couples, and the effects of unconsummated marriage on the participant’s life.
Conclusion: Significant experiences among women included excessive anxiety toward the society and their spouses, and among men were weakness and guilt. Being unable to have sex negatively affected their view of life and caused great harm to their selfperception. Participants personality traits and their self-concept, and attitude toward their partners were important issues.
Key words: Consummation of marriage, Iran, Sex, Marital sex, Marital relationship.
Patterns of Corporate Punishment in Corruption Crimes in the Indonesian Legal System
Authors: Mahmud Ade , Ali Firman Z Chepi , Syawali Husni , . Wildan , . Sarah
Published: October 2023

The issue of criminalizing corruption crimes involving corporations has become a concern because, recently, the phenomenon of corruption in several cases has involved corporations that are not easily subject to criminal sanctions. This research aims to analyze the criminal liability for corporations as perpetrators of corruption crimes in the Indonesian legal system and the pattern of punishment for corporations that commit corruption crimes. This research method applies the normative juridical method with a qualitative analysis of secondary data. The results show that law enforcement officials who determine corporations as suspects in corruption crimes and punish them but have difficulty in ensnaring corporations. One of the causes is the incomplete provisions regarding corporations as legal subjects in the anticorruption law. In addition, investigators have difficulty finding evidence and determining the identity of corporate offenders. The pattern of punishment for corporations is to apply a cumulative-alternative punishment pattern aimed at the corporation and its management. For corporations, the type of punishment imposed is fines or economic punishment aimed at recovering losses due to corruption or administrative punishment such as revocation of business licenses, while for the management, the punishment imposed is imprisonment and fines.
Keywords: sentencing, corruption, corporation
Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators in Wantilan, Subang Regency, 2021
Authors: Faishal Mahdy Ilham , . Abdul Kudus , Agustin Nuriani Sirodj Dwi , Fauzi Fachrul , Putri Evania , Suliadi Suliadi , Azizah Komara Rifai Nur
Published: October 2023

Sustainable development goals (SDGs) are a global agenda as the successor of the millennium development goals (SDGs) with a broader, holistic, and universal vision. The SDGs contain 17 goals, 169 targets, and 289 indicators which are used as a reference for local governments in developing their territories. In measuring success at the rural level, a categorization is used in the form of the Indeks Desa Membangun (IDM), which is formed based on three indices, namely, the social resilience index, the economic resilience index, and the ecological or environmental index. Wantilan is one of the villages with IDM status as a developed village located in Subang Regency. The status of the IDM needs to be upgraded to become an independent village by taking into account local government policies that are also related to the SDGs indicators. In addition, the condition of Wantilan Village which experienced a transition from being an agricultural area to an industrial area requires an evaluation of the achievement of the SDGs indicators. There are 4 areas of discussion related to SDGs available on the Wantilan Village Dashboard, including employment and education. The results of this study indicate that the achievement of certain SDGs indicators, especially in the fields of education and employment, has not met the expected targets.
Keywords: achievement, IDM, rural, SDGs, Wantilan
The Local Wisdom on Sundanese People in Relationship with the Natural Environment: An Analytical Study of the Philosophy of Society of Kampung Dukuh Garut
Authors: Nasir Malki Ahmad , Arif Muhammad Fauzi , Safrudin Irfan , Sholeh N. Sausan Muhammad
Published: October 2023

There is no doubt that the advent of Islam in the Archipelago Region, particularly in the Sunda World, has transformed the weltanschauung of the local community, shifting from a polytheistic paradigm to the monotheistic paradigm (tawhid). This has fostered a synergy between the outcomes of Divine revelation and Sundanese wisdom, giving rise to local wisdom in Malay-Islamic society. Moreover, the role of intellectuals in bridging the perspectives of ”sky idealism” with ”earth/cultural reality” is crucial in shaping dynamic, relevant, and applicable teachings of local wisdom embraced by the Sundanese people. This reciprocal process is evident in the collection of Sundanese local wisdom in Alam Parahyangan, whether in written form or through actions and practices. The objective of this study is to highlight several points. Firstly, it aims to demonstrate that the awareness of living in harmony with nature is manifested in the local wisdom of indigenous peoples through their views and concepts. Secondly, it seeks to emphasize the unique construction and formulation of Sundanese local wisdom, which results from the synthesis of Islamic values and Sundanese thought. Lastly, the study proposes the re-examination of Sundanese manuscripts, which serve as repositories of local Sundanese-Islamic wisdom. These manuscripts exhibit various forms of thoughts, including rhymes, dangding (a form of Sundanese poetry), advice, and others.
Keywords: the local wisdom of Sundanese people, natural preservation, Sundanese text
Translation and Adaptation of Cyberbullying Victimization and Perpetration Scales for Indonesian Contexts
Authors: Sabriani Borualogo Ihsana , Kusdiyati Sulisworo , Wahyudi Hedi
Published: October 2023

Cyberbullying incidents have increased intensively in Indonesia, affecting children’s mental health. However, no adapted and validated cyberbullying scales in Indonesian contexts were found. A systematic literature review presented several cyberbullying scales; one of them is cyberbullying victimization and cyberbullying perpetration scales that Patchin and Hinduja developed. Therefore, this study’s aims are twofold. First, to translate the two stated cyberbullying scales and adapt them for use in Indonesian contexts. Second, to test the validity and reliability of these two scales. This study’s methods include testing the translated scale for legibility and children’s understanding of the wording, conducting focus group discussions (FGDs) with three groups of children (N = 14), working on the back translation, and reviewing the back-translated version. This process also included pilot testing of the cyberbullying scales in children and adolescents aged 10-18 (N = 3,752; 52.4% girls; 47,6% boys; 81.6% middle school students; 18.4% high school students). Results showed that the Indonesian version of cyberbullying victimization and perpetration scales have been translated and adapted excellently and can be used for children aged 10 years and above.
Keywords: adolescents, children, cyberbullying victimization scale, cyberbullying perpetration scale, Indonesia
Digital Literacy of Santri Through Islamic Boarding School Culture
Authors: Umar Tia Muthiah , Chaerowati Dede Lilis , Drajat Mohamad Subur
Published: October 2023

This paper examines the digital literacy of santri (students in Islamic boarding schools) developed within the cultural context of pesantren. In the digital era, santri are not only required to possess strong religious knowledge but also life skills to adapt to the rapidly changing times. Therefore, digital literacy in the 4.0 era becomes an essential competence they must acquire. This study explores the phenomenon of santri’s digital literacy fostered by the educational culture established in pesantren. The paper is based on an exploratory study that delves into the topic of digital media culture to varying depths. The findings reveal that the pesantren culture provides a significant opportunity to cultivate a culture of digital media literacy among students. The guidance and direction provided by Islamic boarding schools play a crucial role in strengthening students’ digital attitudes and behaviors, regardless of their location. The commitment of these institutions to developing students’ digital culture is of utmost importance, as the digital era is inevitable. Prohibiting students from engaging with the digital world is not a wise choice; instead, guiding students to develop a discerning and proficient use of digital media in content production can provide a more enriching digital experience within the framework of a digital culture aligned with Islamic values.
Keywords: Aisyiyah Boarding School, digital literacy, exploratory study, Islamic boarding school culture
Copywriting Marketing in Reaching the Target Market
Authors: Sofyan Aning , Yuniati Yenni , Ratnasari Anne
Published: October 2023

The government, in collaboration with relevant agencies, implements programs aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of business actors and equipping them with the necessary skills for business development. One such organization in Bandung Regency is the Independent Karsa Entrepreneurs Association, which operates under the guidance of the Industry, Trade, and Cooperatives Service in Bandung Regency, West Java. The association comprises members engaged in various sectors, including snack products, knitwear, clothing, and more. This article presents the findings of a research study conducted on copywriting marketing training and its effectiveness in reaching the target market. The study aims to analyze the members’ understanding of copywriting marketing training, encompassing its forms, benefits, elements, and writing style. A descriptive research method was employed to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges associated with copywriting marketing training in effectively reaching the target market. Data for the study was collected by distributing research questionnaires to 30 group members who participated in the training. The sampling technique employed was census, ensuring the inclusion of all association members as research respondents. The results revealed that the association members possessed a high level of knowledge regarding the forms, benefits, and elements of Copywriting Marketing. They also demonstrated a strong understanding of the writing style required to effectively reach the target market through Copywriting Marketing strategies.
Keywords: copywriting marketing, target audience, SME Entrepreneurs Association.
Implementation of Parenting Program in Early Children Education in Bandung
Authors: . Nurul Afrianti , Hakim Arif , . Enoh , . Masnipal , Afifah Hasna
Published: October 2023

The implementation of parenting activities in kindergarten (TK) and early childhood education (PAUD) is currently increasing. Each school competes to carry out parenting training activities. The issuance of Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia No. 2 of 2018 concerning technical guidelines for the use of non-physical special allocation funds for early childhood education operational assistance (BOP) has strengthened the widespread implementation of parenting activities. In one of the BOP financing components, it is stated that the funds must be used in meeting with parents/parenting activities with a maximum budget ceiling of 50%. As a continuation of previous research, this year’s study aims to conduct a study of school demographics on parenting activities for early childhood education in the city of Bandung. The research method used descriptive study. The results showed that education parenting programs have been implemented in 41 preschools; however, in practice, there are still many obstacles, especially related to the use of need-assessment parenting programs.
Keywords: parenting, early children, implementation program
Deradicalization Concept of Islamic Extremists to Maintain Law and Order of West Java Area
Authors: Syahroni Syahroni
Published: October 2023

This study aims to develop a deradicalization concept for Islamic extremists within the jurisdiction of the West Java Regional Police (Polda Jabar). The understanding of this concept is developed using qualitative descriptive methods and research and development (RND) designs. The research was prompted by data from the Global Terrorism Index in 2020, which ranked Indonesia fourth in the Asia Pacific region for its high terrorism index. This ranking is consistent with the factual conditions in Indonesia, where acts of terrorism and radicalism carried out by groups affiliated with Islam are prevalent. In the West Java Regional Police area, acts of radicalism and extremism affiliated with Islam are primarily concentrated along the south coast in places such as Garut, Tasikmalaya, and Sukabumi. Recently, a declaration of the Islamic State of Indonesia was discovered in the Garut region of West Java. The investigation conducted by the Garut Resort Police revealed significant community support for this declaration. If left unaddressed, this support poses a serious threat to the security and public order within the jurisdiction of the West Java Regional Police. Therefore, the focus of this research is to develop a deradicalization pattern for extremists associated with Islamic groups. The ultimate goal is to ensure security and public order within the jurisdiction of the West Java Regional Police. By implementing effective deradicalization measures, it is hoped that the threat posed by extremist elements can be mitigated, contributing to a safer and more stable region.
Keywords: deradicalization, Islamic extremists, security, West Java
Defending Religion Based Concept of the Criminal Code
Authors: Zuraidah Zuraidah , Setiawan Yogabakti Adipradana
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze whether the act of defending religion can be considered a criminal act, and whether the reason for the abolition of criminal acts can be applied to every act in the context of defending religion. The type of legal research used is normative law research or library law research, which involves analyzing legal problems through legislation, literature, and case studies. The findings of this legal research provide answers to the two problem formulations. The first problem formulation pertains to whether the act of defending religion can be classified as a crime. The answer is that it can be considered a crime when the act of defending religion is carried out using methods that violate applicable laws and regulations. In other words, if the act of defending religion involves illegal actions or contravenes established laws, it can be deemed a criminal act. However, if the act of defending religion adheres to existing legal regulations, it may not be categorized as a crime. The second problem formulation addresses whether the act of defending religion can be justified based on the reason for the abolition of a crime. It is important to note that each case of defending religion is conducted consciously and based on the will of the person involved. Therefore, the elements required for the reason for the abolition of a crime may not occur in cases of acts of defending religion.
Keywords: defending, religion, criminal, removal
Polygamy in the Perspective of Islamic Law and Indonesian Positive Law
Authors: Rusliadi Ridwan
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this article is to explore and analyze the legal basis for polygamy in both Islamic law and positive law in Indonesia. Polygamy refers to a man having multiple wives at the same time. In Islamic law, polygamy is permissible under certain conditions as stated in the Qur’an, specifically if the husband can treat all wives fairly. The research aims to examine the perspective of polygamy in both Islamic law and Indonesian positive law. The method used in this research is a normative juridical approach with a descriptive research approach. Data obtained will be systematically organized for further qualitative analysis. The research findings indicate that the regulation of polygamy in positive law makes it challenging for husbands to practice polygamy, whereas Islamic law does not impose excessive obstacles. The conditions for the permissibility of polygamy according to Law Number 1 of 1974 are outlined in Article 4 paragraph (2) and Article 5 paragraph (1). The legal basis for granting polygamy permits is formally stipulated in Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning marriage, Article 3 paragraph (2) alongside Article 43 PP. 9 of 1975, and Presidential Instruction Number 1 of 1991 on KHI Article 56 paragraph (3). It is essential for these two laws to be in harmony with each other to avoid conflicts and problems, especially in the context of marriage, particularly concerning polygamy.
Keywords: polygamy, Islamic law, positive law
The Marketing Strategy for Small-Scale Garment Products on Post-Pandemic Era
Authors: . Muhardi , Oktini Dede R. , . Nurdin , Hami Norsiah , Omar Salmah , Shafie Shafini Mohd
Published: October 2023

The small-scale garment industry has gained significant influence in Indonesia. However, with the challenges posed by the pandemic era, the industry must adapt to ensure its long-term sustainability. The objective of this research is to analyze the marketing strategy of small-scale garment products, specifically examining the proportion of online and offline marketing strategies, as the success of these products in the market relies on the effective utilization of both strategies. The urgency of this research stems from the daily market demand for garment products and the crucial role played by dominating small-scale garment companies in contributing to the economy’s development. This research adopts a mixed-method approach, incorporating both qualitative and quantitative methods. The qualitative approach involves conducting interviews with owners of small-scale garment businesses, commonly known as convection businesses. Meanwhile, the quantitative approach is used to analyze the proportion of online and offline marketing strategies. The qualitative analysis utilizes a Markov approach to provide insights into future marketing strategy proportions and possibilities. The research was conducted at a small-scale garment center located in Kutawaringin Village, West Bandung Regency. The results indicate that during the pandemic era, garment businesses have increasingly embraced online marketing strategies to enhance their marketing performance. Furthermore, businesses that have traditionally relied on offline marketing are also increasing their proportion of online marketing strategy implementation.
Keywords: marketing strategy, small-scale garment business, online, offline
The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Development on Renewable Energy in Indonesia
Authors: . Handri , . Azib
Published: October 2023

The study aims to explore the indicators of foreign direct investment (FDI) and their impact on economic development, with a specific focus on renewable energy in Indonesia. It is well-known that FDI plays a significant role in the development of developing countries, and Indonesia, being one of them, still faces challenges in meeting the energy needs of its citizens. The empirical analysis utilizes the Multiple Regression approach with data spanning from 1981 to 2021. The results indicate a cointegration relationship between model parameters and cross-sectional dependence. Additionally, the study finds that FDI and inflation have a negative impact on renewable energy, while population and GDP have a positive and significant effect. Furthermore, economic growth and fossil fuel consumption also positively influence renewable energy consumption. In the long term, the estimation results suggest that FDI and financial development have a simultaneous effect on energy consumption, which aligns with economic growth but not necessarily with renewable energy consumption. This implies that while FDI and financial development contribute to overall energy consumption as the economy grows, they may not directly impact the adoption of renewable energy sources. Based on the research findings, policymakers in Indonesia are encouraged to focus on sustainable development and consider policy transformations that facilitate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Keywords: FDI, GDP, inflation, population, renewable energy, multiple regression
Prospects of Halal Green Tourism in Brunei Darussalam
Authors: Sulaiman Nor Surilawana , Hashim Norkhairiah
Published: October 2023

In recent years, there has been a growing interest among academics worldwide in the concepts of halal and green tourism, particularly focusing on sustainability. This trend has created both opportunities and challenges for tourism stakeholders, as there is a strong interest from tourists in both halal and green tourism experiences. Brunei Darussalam, with about 80% of its land covered in primary tropical forest and a significant portion devoted to permanent forests and forest reserves, offers numerous green tourist attractions despite its small size. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the concepts and relevant aspects of halal-green tourism, this study explores the existing literature and theories related to the topic. Using a qualitative approach and secondary data collection, the study provides insights into halal-green tourism in Brunei. Furthermore, a SWOT analysis of the Brunei tourism industry is presented based on the information gathered. The data indicates that Brunei offers an ideal balance of environmentally friendly and halal-friendly services, making it an attractive destination for halal-green tourism. The SWOT analysis serves as a valuable guideline for relevant authorities and policymakers in planning the future development of the country’s tourism industry. Additionally, local travel agencies can utilize this analysis to promote and enhance halal green tourism in Brunei.
Keywords: Brunei, green tourism, halal green tourism, halal tourism, SWOT analysis
Grit Description in High/Vocational School Student of Bandung City
Authors: Djamhoer Temi Damayanti , Sartika Dewi , Nugrahawati Eni Nuraeni
Published: October 2023

According to student development tasks for high/vocational school students, selecting and preparing a career is an essential aspect of their development. Therefore, these students must engage in career planning, and one of the factors that significantly influences career planning and maturity is their individual personality or level of Grit. Several components related to career development include career maturity, personality effectiveness, career decision-making, and goal setting. One specific personality factor that aligns with the positive psychology approach is Grit, which encompasses effort, diligence, consistency of interest, and adaptability to various situations. In this research, fifty high/vocational school students from Bandung City were selected as the sample for the study. The researchers used the Grit Scale developed by Duckworth as a measuring instrument to assess the students’ level of Grit. The research method employed in this study is descriptive quantitative to provide an overview and description of the Grit personality among the students. The findings of the research indicate that the overall level of Grit in high/vocational school students from Bandung City is low.
Keywords: grit, career development, high/vocational school student
Integrated Elements of Paragraph in UNISBA Student's Writing
Authors: Nuranisa Dewi Asri , Pratikno Heru , Yulita Silviany Irma
Published: October 2023

Writing a scientific paper cannot be separated from academic activities carried out by students. In writing, they must apply the requirements of good paragraphs so they can be understood by the reader. One of the requirements for making a good paragraph is to combine the elements in it. However, in reality, there are still many students who have not paid attention to and applied these requirements in their writing. Therefore, this study aims to determine the extent of the suitability of the writings made by students with the given topic. In addition, it will help us in understanding if there has been good coherence between the ideas. The method used in this research is the descriptive quantitative method. The source of this research data is taken from the Google Form which must be filled out by students about writing. This study hypothesized that the students were able to write a good paragraph based on logical thinking, on a given topic. However, some of their writings are still not related to the elements of the paragraph. Thus, there is a need for writing classes or special guidance for students in improving their writing, especially in logical thinking. This will help us in finding out if there are any fallacies in their writing. This activity is very important, to do so that students’ writing can be better and of higher quality, both in terms of Indonesian grammar rules and logical thinking.
Keywords: paragraph coherence, writing, logical fallacy
Obesity of Information Covid-19 Children Vaccine and Parents Digital Literacy Ability
Authors: Rachmawati Indri , Pratama Putra Raditya , . Yulianti , Nur Aini Noviar Tri
Published: October 2023

This study aims to obtain data related to the “tabbayun” attitude of parents in understanding digital literacy in accessing information through social media, especially information on Covid-19 vaccinations for children aged between 06 and 11 years. The purposeless information in our brains can make us lose focus and ultimately make us unable to believe anything. Therefore, it is important to know how tabbayun parents are able to access information, especially the Covid-19 vaccination. Reasoned action theory with quantitative research methods and descriptive approaches chosen for this research, with data collection techniques were carried out through questionnaires, interviews, and supported by documentation, observation, and surveys. This research is expected to be a reference for parents in understanding digital literacy so that they are not trapped in with loads of information, as well as policymakers in conducting socialization and information related to health in the community, especially related to children’s health. To gain an understanding of how parents filter the rapid flow of information so that they are not trapped by inaccurate or even misleading information regarding the Covid-19 vaccination. The results of this study indicate that parents already understand well and are able to filter the information they get. But often, others, including spouses have different understanding patterns, causing debate. And parents also convey vaccination information to children in a language that is easy for children to understand, especially regarding information on Covid-19 vaccination. Impractical information to this literacy ability will be effected to the children vaccination permission and causes parents misunderstanding about the information.
Keywords: digital literacy, obesity information, family communication, online media, Covid-19 vaccination
Mainstream Media Strategy Embracing Muslim Centennials
Authors: R. Kusumalestari Ratri , Satriani Arba'iyah , N. Permatasari Andalusia , Nurhasanah Ajeng , T. Rahmawati Mediani
Published: October 2023

The mainstream mass media has recorded its history in the journey of Indonesian journalism. The development and condition of the Covid-19 pandemic that utilizes digitalization technology have forced the mainstream mass media to transform to survive. The mainstream media is still read by Gen Z or centennials even though in the onslaught of social media and the shift of the age of information seekers or readers. Despite using social media and news aggregators as their first information sources, centennials still use mainstream media to clarify dubious facts they found on digital media. This study explores how the mainstream mass media survive and embrace the 100th generation as them. The researcher used an approach with case study methods and data collection techniques using observation, in-depth interviews, and document studies. The research subjects are editors of online mainstream media, namely suaramerdeka.com, krjogja.com, pikiran-rakyat.com, and Republika.co.id. This study discusses the strategic differences between the online mainstream media in the regions and the national media. Three interest findings are the highlight of this study. First, the routine media and approaches used to embrace the centennial generation as a potential audience. Second, the existence of content creators in the ranks of journalists is a new phenomenon that presents pros and cons. Third, the Republika.com approach as a media that serves Muslim audiences to Muslim centennials. Lastly, the use of journalistic language style that is familiar to centennials.
Keywords: mainstream media, Muslim centennials, content creator, media routine
Assistance and Empowerment of MSMEs: Application of Information Technology (E-Commerce) in Increasing MSME Income in Ciburial Tourism Village
Authors: . Nurleli , Sri Kuntorini Ririn , Fauzan Azhar , Halimatusadiah Elly , Lestira Oktaroza Magnaz , Suhandoyo Riki , Utama Gusti , Sri Wahyuni Atika
Published: October 2023

Assistance and empowerment is carried out for the perpetrators of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) of honey products in the Ciburial Tourism Area. The advantage of Ciburial Village is that it has a village website. The problems faced by businesspeople are low sales volume; the hosting capacity of the village web is still limited only for tourism promotion; and the community, especially businesspeople, are still not used to using the web. This is due to the limited information related to the marketing process of profitable finished products and businesspeople have not utilized the application of information technology as a marketing strategy for market expansion. Assistance and empowerment are carried out through training in creating websites and registering their products in several marketplaces. With the help of the training carried out, businesspeople have been able to create and have websites to introduce their products to consumers by registering in the marketplace. Furthermore, they were also able to maintain the website and marketplace that they already have so that they can be used all the time in order to increase profitable sales volume and increase the income of these businesspeople.
Keywords: micro, small and medium enterprises, information technology applicationse- commerce, sales volume
The Art of Learning and Communication for Elementary School
Authors: Maryani Anne , Unita Triwardhani Ike J , Listiani Endri
Published: October 2023

Children deserve the best education. They need to be protected, and educated properly. Education is a shared responsibility of parents, teachers, and society. The community can play a role in improving the quality of education for children. The purpose of this study was to analyze teacher communication with children in art learning and to analyze development of local creativity in art learning of elementary school at Jatisura Majalengka West Java Province Indonesia. This research was conducted in Jatisla Village, Jatiwangi District, Majalengka, West Java, Indonesia. The research method used is ethnographic communication by tracing communication patterns built from the collaborative interaction of the community, teachers, and school children. Informants are determined through sample techniques using purposive sampling. This research is expected to contribute to children’s art learning in schools. The data collection technique used is to make observations and interviews with informants, teachers, and art community activists. The research phase consisted of mapping the role of the creative community, analyzing the role of teachers in learning, and analyzing regional creativity that developed in learning. In conclusion, communication learning process in the classroom can be conveyed in various forms and communication techniques. Communication in the teaching and learning process at SD Jatisura have been doing through communication ethnography method. Interactive communication allows sharing of thoughts, ideas, feelings with one another in a way that can be understood, so that each action of communication needs and communication goals can be achieved. Communication between teachers and students is attractive and transactional, making music learning situations more effective and enjoyable. The role of the Jati Wangi Art Factory as a community, especially in the art learning of students is very large. In collaboration with teachers, we teach children how to play music using clay musical instruments, which is one of the advantages of Jatisla village.
Keywords: collaboration, learning communication, community
Improvement of Mosque Financial Management (Case Study on Mosques in Tamansari Bandung Area)
Authors: Manggala Wijayanti Intan , Rahmat Hidayat Yayat , Rizki Febriadi Sandy , Fawzi Ramdhan , Hayfa Victoria Salma
Published: October 2023

The issue of financial management of mosque cash in Indonesia is varied. Each mosque in a certain area has a different financial management model with mosques in other areas, including in the Tamansari Village. The typological conditions that differ from one mosque to another are one of the factors that require special handling in certain mosques, in addition to the absence of simple bookkeeping in mosques in managing cash finances. Therefore, efforts are needed to improve the ability to manage mosque finances. This study aims to increase the understanding of DKM in managing mosque cash finances and skills in making simple mosque reports. The research object is 12 members of the DKM (Mosque Management Board) in the Tamansari area of Bandung. The data processing method used is a non-parametric test, namely the Wilcoxon method to test the difference between the average pretest and posttest. The results showed that the value of Asymp. Sig (2-tailed) of 0.002 < α of 0.05, thus a significant average difference was observed between the pretest and posttest. A negative rank value of 0 and a positive rank of 12 indicate that the posttest scores of all training participants are better than the pretest scores.
Keywords: mosque financial management, mosque management, financial report
Effectiveness of composite jacket strengthening of reinforced concrete columns under eccentric load after fire exposure
Authors: Dimia Mohammed Salah , Belakhdar Ahmed Rafik , Rabehi Rachid , Baghdadi Mohamed , Siqueira Antonio Marcos de Oliveira , Campos Julio Cesar Costa
Published: October 2023

This research presents a numerical study of the behavior of reinforced columns with a square cross section subjected to eccentric stress under the influence of fire. As a first step, the study examined the effects of exposing columns to fire with an increasing temperature up to 600°C for 60 minutes under eccentric loading conditions (e/b = 0, 0.1, 0.15, 0.20). As a second step, the columns were strengthened with a 100-mm concrete jacket and shirts supported by a steel structure consisting of vertical angles and horizontal spreaders to determine the effectiveness of the strengthening in increasing the resistance of these damaged columns. After the fire, this type of reinforcement is considered better than reinforcement with concrete shirts, reinforcement with carbon fiber-reinforced polymers, and others because of its advantages. There are many advantages to the ease and speed of implementation. The results showed that the columns that were repaired and strengthened after the fire with the steel structure casing led to a significant increase in resistance. It was found that the greater the thickness of the steel structure, the greater the resistance, and that the greater the eccentricity ratio, the lower the resistance as well as the collapse load.
Memoria, palabra, territorio: algunas notas para pensar el vínculo entre exhibiciones de artes visuales y la historiografía en América Latina
Authors: López Galarza Clarisa
Published: October 2023

Este trabajo se inscribe dentro de un proceso de indagación en estudios curatoriales de artes; su nudo problemático está vinculado a exhibiciones de arte contemporáneo en espacios de memoria de la región.
On the Use of Gee for Management and Monitoring of Flood Events
Authors:   Niccolò Cusano University, Scaglione Massimo
Published: October 2023

This work analyzes the phenomenon of the dynamic variation of the water bodies surface under extreme climatic events. The Apollo hurricane, that affected the Mediterranean Area in 2021 was considered as input condition for the delineation of flood area in Simeto Basin in Sicily. The study was conducted through the use of SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite remote sensing systems treated with the aid of the online platform Google Earth Engine, and can be considered as a contribution in the field of monitoring tools and techniques, management and protection of the territory.
Study of the Impact of the Quality of Communication on the Success of Projects Carried out at Higher Educational Institutions
Authors: Orzelska Paulina ,   Maria Curie-Sklodowska University
Published: October 2023

The research project is being prepared during the study in Doctoral School of Social Science at Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin from 2020 to 2024. The main scientific goal of the study is to model the impact of the quality of communication on the success of projects carried out at universities. The strength with which the quality of communication influences the success of projects at universities and the relationships between its determinants will be examined. The set research goals will be achieved through a review of Polish and foreign literature on the subject, analysis of existing data and structural equation modelling. For this purpose, a preliminary dependency model was developed, showing the impact of the quality of communication on the project success. The determinants that significantly affect this quality will also be analysed and defined. The research and its results will enable a deeper understanding of the role of communication and its quality attributes in the effective achievement of individual project results.
Pro-defence activities of women’s organisations during the wars for independence and the establishment of the Polish borders in the years 1914–1921
Authors: Kurcewicz Urszula
Published: October 2023

The aim of the study is to show the levels on which Polish women joined the endeavour to regain independence after the period of the Partitions. Principally, the study covers the time period from 1914 to the end of the Polish–Bolshevik War in 1921. However, in order to fully present the background of the pro-defence activities of Polish women, the text also refers to a number of events from the period preceding the outbreak of World War I. The activity of female combatants in the struggle for independence and establishment of national borders during the Second Polish Republic is also discussed. The text consists of two parts: in the first part, the author presents the participation of women in paramilitary organisations and armed struggle during World War I and their participation in the Greater Poland Uprising and in the battles for Lviv in Eastern Galicia. She also discusses the activities of women in the Legions, the Polish Military Organisation, and the Voluntary Legion of Women. The second part of the study presents the contribution of civilian women's organisations, in particular the Polish White Cross, to help soldiers and civilians injured in combat. The author points to the role played by the Women’s League for War Alert and the League of Women of Galicia and Cieszyn Silesia in securing the army's material base. Faced with the threat of the Bolshevik invasion, women not only actively supported the combatants, but also created a resilient defence propaganda machine in dozens of magazines. The author discusses the agitation campaign for joining the Volunteer Army. The activists of women's associations organised lotteries, festivities, and competitions, during which they raised funds to support the fighters. The sources of the paper are memoirs and the relevant period press, as well as contemporary monographs and scientific articles.
ЧЕХОСЛОВАЦКАЯ АРМИЯ И ВЕЛОСИПЕДНЫЕ ОТРЯДЫ 1918–1939 гг.
Authors: Hubený David , Kruglova Nadezda
Published: October 2023

В последней трети XIX в. развитие велоспорта привлекло внимание передовых армий, вскоре осознавших преимущества в скорости передвижения пехоты и возможности оставить велосипеды без присмотра, в отличии от, например, кавалерии, часть рядового состава которой выделялась для ухода за лошадьми. Уход за велосипедом оказался значительно проще и дешевле, чем за дорогими животными. Чехословацкая армия использовала велосипедные отряды с момента своего создания. Например, они действовали на территории Подкарпатской Руси. У каждого пограничного батальона была своя рота велосипедистов. В начале 1930-х гг. появилось несколько исследований велосипедных отрядов, а вскоре после этого к кавалерийским бригадам присоединились четыре велосипедных батальона. В 1937 г. добавился пятый. Эти подразделения считались одними из наиболее подготовленных и входили в состав быстрых дивизий. В 1938 г. велосипедные батальоны приняли участие в подавлении восстания генлейновских террористов, а на территории Подкарпатской Руси подавляли деятельность польских и венгерских диверсионных групп. В статье речь пойдет о развитии чехословацких велосипедных подразделений (прежде всего на примере 1-го велосипедного батальона), взглядах представителей чехословацкой армии касательно их использования. Авторы статьи также обратят свое внимание на информацию об иностранных велосипедных отрядах, опубликованной в межвоенных армейских специализированных журналах „Военное воспитание” („Vojenská výchova”) и, в первую очередь, „Военный кругозор” („Vojenské rozhledy”). В исследовании будут использованы архивные материалы, находящиеся в фондах Центрального военного архива – Военного исторического архива (Vojenský ústřední archiv – Vojenský historický archiv).