https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/issue/feed Journal of Madani Society 2024-01-01T15:18:54+00:00 Professor Dr. Sukono sukono@unpad.ac.id Open Journal Systems <p>Journal of Madani Society (JMSC) is interdisciplinary journal that brings together different scientific approaches to engage with societal issues to enhance the understanding of the social realm throughout history. The journal publishes original empirical research papers, literature reviews, and conceptual papers. JMSC is a double-blind peer-reviewed scientific journal published 3 times a year, i.e., April, August and December. JMSC aims to publish papers that are of significant impact on addressing present and emerging societal problems to the developing of madani society and universal well-being world reality. </p> https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/227 Diversity Communication of Interreligious Harmonization: A Case Study of Rama Agung Village, Bengkulu Utara Regency, Indonesia 2023-09-08T03:29:54+00:00 Alfarabi Alfarabi alfarabi@unib.ac.id Lisa Adhrianti lisaadhrianti@unib.ac.id Dionni Ditya Perdana ddperdana@unib.ac.id Evi Hafizah evihafizah76@gmail.com <p>Indonesia is known as a country that has many tribes, cultures, races, religions, and codes of conduct of the people. But the exciting thing is that the complexity of diversity does not divide Indonesia. Rama Agung Village, Bengkulu Utara Regency, was designated as a Religious Harmony Village in Bengkulu Province in 2018 by the Minister of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia. Upon launching the minister of religion, the Governor of Bengkulu designated it as a Miniature Village of Religious Harmony in Bengkulu Province. This is in line with the decision of the Regent of Bengkulu Utara in 2021, which established Rama Agung Village as a Religious Tourism Village. In this position, religious and cultural tolerance becomes important as the main indicator that can reduce points of conflict between individuals, social classes, and society. This tolerance was formed not on the basis of an accident. Still, the similarity of struggle that gave birth to valuable lessons bound in the points and points of Pancasila elaborated in the State Constitution and actualized in everyday life. This research design uses qualitative methods with a single instrumental case study approach. Data collection will be collected through interviews and document review. The results showed that the harmonization that occurs in Rama Agung village is currently maintained because of the value of harmony instilled by the community in interreligious life, namely open communication between fellow believers, mutual respect for other religious celebrations, and the rules of other religions.</p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2023 Authors https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/233 Silver Surfers Vs Coffee Chats: A Dual Strategy to Engage Emak-Emak 2023-09-26T04:06:20+00:00 Wahyu Widiastuti w.widiastuti@unib.ac.id Mas Agus Firmansyah m.agusfirmansyah@unib.ac.id Delfan Eko Putra ekodelfan@gmail.com Sonde Martadireja sondemartadireja@unib.ac.id <p class="SRN17Abstract"><span lang="EN-US">The large number of female voters makes it imperative for contestants in the general election to optimize their support from this group. Furthermore, women's groups represent a reliable marketing force capable of influencing the decisions of other demographics. Through the Instagram application, this study investigates how the Strategy Analysis of Candidates for the 2024 Bengkulu Regional Head Election can enhance Brand Awareness among Women's Groups. The data were collected through interviews with two individuals expected to run in the 2024 Bengkulu mayoral election. Research findings reveal that Dedy Wahyudi, a former media worker, truly understands the significance of optimizing social media to reach his target audience. Therefore, Dedy Wahyudi uploaded numerous activities involving the 'Emak-emak' group on his Instagram accounts. Besides that, Ariyono Gumay prefers a face-to-face approach and group communication to engage with women's groups. In his Instagram posts, Dedy Wahyudi portrays himself as a family man, while Ariyono Gumay's photos depict him as financially successful. This study concludes that as someone who has long struggled with mass media, Dedy Wahyudi's efforts to utilize the media are very serious. Dedy uses social media to provide information, establish relationships, and offer entertainment. Thus, the election is still a long way off, and the timing of the declaration of candidacy is still being determined. Dedy has not yet effectively used social media to reach specific groups. Ariyono Gumay relies more on face-to-face communication with the target group, especially mothers. Ariyono trusts the power of in-person meetings more than interactions through social media, which are less personal and private. Dedy represents himself as a family man, while Ariyono Gumay portrays himself as an affluent and accomplished young figure, as this type of politician resonates well with the people of Bengkulu.</span></p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2024 Wahyu Widiastuti, Mas Agus Firmansyah, Delfan Eko Putra, Sonde Martadireja https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/234 How Are Digital Immigrants Adapting to Online Learning? 2023-09-27T05:09:02+00:00 Gushevinalti Gushevinalti gushevinalti@unib.ac.id Dhanurseto Hadiprashada hadiprashada@unib.ac.id Eka Vuspa Sari ekavuspa@unib.ac.id <p>Changes in the learning method at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, the University of Bengkulu, are drastic, and available options are to organize lectures virtually. This article wants to identify how digital immigrants adapt to online learning and the constraints and solutions given in online learning at the University of Bengkulu. The research method uses a mixed method. Quantitative methods are used to answer measurement ability literacy technology in learning. Qualitative methods are used to dig for completeness of information related to constraints and solutions in online learning. Data collection was carried out with questionnaires, interviews, and observations. Research results show that 91.77% of the use of social media applications and learning online is 91.77%. Constraints include limited time in using the application's usual Zoom meetings, difficulties in understanding the features of the application learning online, and how difficult it is to arrange effective use when the number of participants is too many. The solution with increased feature application is for premium Zoom meetings to overcome time and availability limitations. Work the same good and announce between lecturers and students in the study and teach activity process in a manner online.</p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2023 Authors https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/235 Digital Storytelling on Marketing Communication of a Tourism Product: A Trend or a Necessary for Indonesian Buyer? 2023-09-28T13:25:06+00:00 Neneng Cucu Marlina nenengcmarlina@unib.ac.id Verani Indiarma vindiarma@unib.ac.id Nurlianti Muzni nurlimuzni@unib.ac.id Yuliati Yuliati yuliati@unib.ac.id <p class="SRN17Abstract"><span lang="EN-US">The implementation of storytelling in current marketing communication has become a global trend, and the need for companies to create engagement with their consumers can be achieved through storytelling techniques. This research examines how Kito Scarf Bengkulu, a unique tourism product of Bengkulu, implements marketing communication techniques through storytelling on its Instagram account. The qualitative research method employed is a case study approach to examine the implementation of digital storytelling on Instagram of Kito Scarf Bengkulu to engage with customers. The findings indicate that in the case of Kito Scarf Bengkulu, the storytelling technique cannot be considered efficient in creating engagement with followers and customers of Kito Scarf. The utilization of Instagram's feed feature in the form of photos and storytelling captions by Kito Scarf does not align with the characteristics of its followers and customers. Several factors contribute to this condition, including the relatively low interest of customers in reading, as well as the content of the photos and captions not being able to capture the interest of the intended target audience. Further investigation into this matter is still necessary.</span></p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2023 Authors https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/237 A Study of Communication Behavior in Private Spaces and Anticipation: Role of Teachers Based Character Education and Digital Literacy 2023-09-29T09:41:04+00:00 Dwi Aji Budiman dabudiman@unib.ac.id Rasianna Saragih rasiana_bs@unib.ac.id Yuliati Yuliati yuliati@unib.ac.id Andy Makhrian andymakhrian@unib.ac.id <p>This study aims to explain symbolic violence as a behavior of communicating among students, explain text signs and the context of symbolic violence based on the process of communication behavior among students and explain symbolic violence and anticipation of student behavior through the role of teachers based on character education and digital literacy. This research uses a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques use observation and documentation. Data analysis is done by organizing data, describing it into units, synthesizing, structuring it into patterns, choosing which ones are important and which ones to learn, and making conclusions. The results showed that acts of symbolic violence between students through private space communication were considered commonplace even though they realized that these actions were not justified. The violence is caused by feeling superior and thinking other students have shortcomings. In order to avoid symbolic acts of violence in the media, the role of the teacher in each teaching refers to character building. Digital literacy efforts are carried out in schools to shape character and anticipate violence for students when using digital media.</p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2023 Authors https://journal.srnintellectual.com/index.php/jmsc/article/view/268 The Role of a Women's Cooperative to Improve the Welfare of Women Coffee Farmers in Bener Meriah Regency, Indonesia 2024-01-01T15:18:54+00:00 Mursyidin Mursyidin mursyidinza@unimal.ac.id Dedy Darmansyah dedydarmansyah@utu.ac.id Riki Yulianda rikiyulianda@utu.ac.id <p class="SRN17Abstract"><span lang="EN-US">A women's cooperative is a form of women's empowerment in improving the economy of pre-prosperous women, where women are a marginalized group and face difficulty getting access to business capital loans, impacting their welfare. The presence of a women's cooperative is a solution to open access to capital provision for underprivileged women to improve their standard of living. Women's cooperatives have a very active role in the Bener Meriah Regency because they are managed directly by women, and all empowered members are women. Role theory and community empowerment theory are used to analyze the research results. The research paradigm used is the constructivism paradigm with a qualitative methodological approach. The results of this study suggest that cooperatives have an essential role in empowering the community, especially women as a marginalized group, to revive the household economy. The women's cooperative in Bener Meriah Regency is a cooperative in which all management is carried out by women, from coaching farmers to marketing agricultural products, especially the Gayo arabica coffee commodity. The women's cooperative addressed was Gayo Women's Coffee Cooperative (KOKOWAGAYO), which has been successful in empowering the economy of coffee farmers to carry out marketing to international markets through the export of coffee commodities.</span></p> 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00 Copyright (c) 2023 Authors