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Learning from Green Community Practices at Morino Office, Japan: Insights from Hybrid Reflective Field Exploration: Belajar dari Praktik Komunitas Ramah Lingkungan di Morino Office, Jepang: Perspektif Eksplorasi Reflektif Berbasis Interaksi Hibrida Devie Rahmawati; Wiratri Anindhita; La Mani; Muhammad Zaky Ramadhan
Room of Civil Society Development Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): Room of Civil Society Development
Publisher : Lembaga Riset dan Inovasi Masyarakat Madani

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59110/rcsd.912

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Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility of environmental activists, academics, and communities in managing natural resources responsibly. This community engagement initiative aims to introduce a community-based approach through the Morino Office green community model so that environmental activists and communities can work together to safeguard environmental sustainability. This activity employed a participatory and needs-based approach and was carried out at Morino Office, located in Fujimi, Japan. The participants consisted of five Morino Office staff members, three academics, and ten environmental activists. The results show that Morino Office, as an environmentally friendly workspace, supports both economic and ecological functions within urban and rural communities. The Morino Office green community model integrates sustainable lifestyles, village revitalisation, community participation, and circular economy principles in mountainous areas. Therefore, this community-based approach can serve as a practical concept for strengthening environmental sustainability. The implication of this activity is that green community development can bridge urban and rural communities in protecting the environment through environmentally friendly workspaces.
Learning from Green Community Practices at Morino Office, Japan: Insights from Hybrid Reflective Field Exploration: Belajar dari Praktik Komunitas Ramah Lingkungan di Morino Office, Jepang: Perspektif Eksplorasi Reflektif Berbasis Interaksi Hibrida Devie Rahmawati; Wiratri Anindhita; La Mani; Muhammad Zaky Ramadhan
Room of Civil Society Development Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): Room of Civil Society Development
Publisher : Lembaga Riset dan Inovasi Masyarakat Madani

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59110/rcsd.912

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Environmental sustainability is a shared responsibility of environmental activists, academics, and communities in managing natural resources responsibly. This community engagement initiative aims to introduce a community-based approach through the Morino Office green community model so that environmental activists and communities can work together to safeguard environmental sustainability. This activity employed a participatory and needs-based approach and was carried out at Morino Office, located in Fujimi, Japan. The participants consisted of five Morino Office staff members, three academics, and ten environmental activists. The results show that Morino Office, as an environmentally friendly workspace, supports both economic and ecological functions within urban and rural communities. The Morino Office green community model integrates sustainable lifestyles, village revitalisation, community participation, and circular economy principles in mountainous areas. Therefore, this community-based approach can serve as a practical concept for strengthening environmental sustainability. The implication of this activity is that green community development can bridge urban and rural communities in protecting the environment through environmentally friendly workspaces.
COMMUNITY-ORIENTED POLICE COMMUNICATION ON INSTAGRAM: A PUBLIC-TRACE ANALYSIS OF POLDA METRO JAYA CAMPAIGNS AND ISLAMIC COMMUNICATION VALUES Devie Rahmawati; Wiratri Anindhita; Giri Lumakto; Mila Viendyasari; Muhammad Zaky Ramadhan
J-MD Jurnal Manajemen Dakwah Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): JMD
Publisher : Program Studi Manajemen Dakwah, FUAD, IAIN Pontianak

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24260/syf2wn62

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This study aims to examine how Polda Metro Jaya’s Instagram campaign communication, particularly through the leadership-linked account @kapoldametrojaya, frames public service from the perspective of institutional communication and Islamic da'wah values emphasizing maslahah (public welfare), ukhuwah (social solidarity), social responsibility, and collaborative engagement between police and citizens. The research employs a qualitative approach using digital trace analysis by retaining only Instagram posts with publicly accessible URLs to ensure data traceability, transparency, and research replicability. The final corpus consists of ten digital traces related to the Vaksinasi Merdeka and Street Race campaigns published between August 2021 and June 2022. The findings reveal that eight posts primarily reflected community-oriented communication, while two combined community engagement with order-maintenance objectives. Networking strategies appeared in eight posts, whereas informational push communication was identified in five. These recoverable digital traces consistently portrayed policing as collaborative public service characterized by partnership, civic participation, compassion, and collective problem-solving, reflecting the Islamic principles of da'wah bil hikmah, social justice, and public accountability. The study is limited to publicly recoverable Instagram traces and therefore does not assess their impact on public trust, behavioral change, or communication effectiveness. Practically, the findings provide valuable insights for public institutions and da'wah-oriented organizations in designing transparent, accountable, value-driven, and evidence-based digital communication strategies. The originality of this study lies in integrating digital trace analysis with the perspective of Islamic da'wah management, demonstrating that traceability, complete metadata, and cautious interpretation provide a more rigorous basis for evaluating institutional social media communication than reliance on engagement metrics alone.
Co-Authors Devie Rahmawati Devie Rahmawati, Devie Giri Lumakto La Mani Mila Viendyasari Wiratri Anindhita Wiratri Anindhita