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Mangun: Journal of Sustainable Community Development

Published: January 14, 2026 5  Articles
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Guidance on learning historical values in the film Battle of Surabaya for children in Dusun Gowok

Vindi Raningrum
pp. 1-10 Open Access 1 Format
Battle of Surabaya children education historical values
Abstract History lessons are often considered boring, especially by children. Therefore, a learning activity to teach historical values through the film Battle of Surabaya was held for children in Dusun Gowok, Kelurahan Polengan, Srumbung Subdistrict, Magelang Regency. This activity aimed to instill historical awareness and introduce the events of the Battle of Surabaya on November 10, 1945, in a fun way. The implementation method of the activity included the stages of observation, preparation, implementation, and evaluation. Animated films were chosen as the medium because they are suitable for...
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Volcanic eruption disaster management education for children in Dusun Babadan, Polengan, Magelang

Nawang Eza Anggraeni
pp. 11-24 Open Access 1 Format
children disaster education disaster mitigation preparedness volcanic eruptions
Abstract Disaster-prone areas are those located close to Mount Merapi, thus having the potential risk of an eruption. This situation requires efforts to increase community preparedness knowledge from an early age, especially children. This community service activity aims to increase the knowledge, awareness, and preparedness of elementary school-aged children for volcanic eruptions through disaster education. The method used is a participatory and educational approach with stages of planning, implementation, and evaluation. The activity was carried out through the delivery of interactive materials,...
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Strengthening social capacity, health, and village governance through the Asset-Based Community Development Approach

Muhammad Usamah, Sadani, Iman Siyatur Rasyidah, Fahmi Hilmawan, Sayyidah Malthuvah, Yundzira Maulidania Bachtiar, Lailatul Fajriyah , Naufal Rafif Afifi, Wida Yaska Andika Yusuf, Rita Fitriani
pp. 25-38 Open Access 1 Format
asset-based community development community empowerment community health KKN village governance
Abstract The Community Service Program (Kuliah Kerja Nyata/KKN) was conducted in Desa Kebonagung, Purworejo, Pasuruan City, to strengthen sustainable social capacity, public health, and village governance. Despite the availability of human, social, and institutional resources, their utilization had not been optimally integrated. This program aimed to empower the community through the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) approach. The methods included asset mapping, participatory mentoring, thematic socialization, and strengthening village institutional capacity. The activities involved...
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Community-based anti-bullying socialization program for children in Dusun Babadan, Magelang

Rizky Rizky Rahma Setia Rini
pp. 39-56 Open Access 1 Format
bullying children community-based community service program (KKN) outreach
Abstract Bullying behavior can have serious impacts on children’s psychological, social, and academic well-being. Children’s lack of understanding of the forms, impacts, and prevention methods of bullying is one factor that encourages the practice to persist. Therefore, this community service activity aims to increase understanding, awareness, and anti-bullying attitudes in children through a community-based outreach program. This activity was carried out in Dusun Babadan, Kelurahan Polengan, Srumbung District, Magelang Regency. The implementation method included lectures, interactive discussions,...
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Presenting a Tri Hita Karana-based empowerment approach for managing sustainable tourism villages

A Zahid
pp. 57-72 Open Access 1 Format
empowerment model environment spirituality sustainable tourism Tri Hita Karana
Abstract Managing sustainable tourism villages requires a holistic approach to balance economic, ecological, and socio-cultural aspects. The main challenge is how to empower local communities so they not only enjoy economic benefits but also actively preserve nature and culture. In this context, the Tri Hita Karana philosophy—derived from Balinese local wisdom—offers a relevant conceptual foundation. This philosophy emphasizes three harmonious relationships: humans with God (Parahyangan), humans with each other (Pawongan), and humans with nature (Palemahan). The application of this principle in...
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