The International Journal of Community Music is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the field of community music, aiming to provide an academic exchange platform for community music practice and research worldwide. The magazine encourages scholars, musicians, community workers, and policy makers to submit original research articles on community music, which can cover various aspects such as the definition, function, development history, educational methods, social impact, and interaction with other forms of music.

The magazine pays special attention to the forms of expression and social significance of community music in different cultural backgrounds, as well as how it promotes community cohesion and identity. By publishing high-quality research papers, the journal is committed to promoting academic research in the field of community music, while also providing theoretical support and inspiration for practitioners. In addition, the magazine also focuses on innovative methods of community music education and how music can play its unique role as a cross-cultural communication language in different communities. Through these studies, it aims to promote the sustainable development of community music and contribute to music education and cultural exchange worldwide.