Jurnal Perempuan (The Indonesian Feminist Journal) is a triannual interdisciplinary scientific journal in the English language and Bahasa Indonesia focusing on gender studies.  IFJ invites critical reflection on the theory and practice of feminism in Indonesian society's social, political, and economic contexts. We are committed to exploring gender with an intersectional lens. The journal encourages lived experience perspectives, theoretically sound, and address real-world implications of gender inequity in the Indonesian contexts. 

Topics related to feminism can include (but are not limited to): sexuality, trafficking, public policy, sustainability, social development, labor rights/issues, accountability and transparency in governance, poverty, globalization as well as feminist ethics.  

The Indonesian Feminist Journal is the first feminist journal in Indonesia published in 1996 by  YAYASAN JURNAL PEREMPUAN (YJP).