Doh Gisin is a term derived from the Dayak language, symbolizing a woman who is strong and resilient—both in thought and action—in facing life’s challenges and complexities. This spirit reflects the journal’s commitment to addressing critical issues related to gender, women, and children through scholarly and multidisciplinary approaches.

Doh Gisin is an open-access scientific journal published by Mulawarman University and managed by the Center for Gender Equality and Child Protection Research (P2KGPA) at Mulawarman University. The journal was first published in 2024 and is issued twice a year, in June and December.

The journal focuses on studies related to gender, women, and children, and welcomes contributions from various academic disciplines, including: Sociology, Psychology, Law, Science and Technology, Medicine, Education, Language and Literature, Culture, and other relevant fields of study.

We invite researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to contribute original, relevant, and impactful scientific articles that advance knowledge and inform policies towards a more just and inclusive society.

e-ISSN 3090-2614