Journal of School Violence is a multidisciplinary academic journal dedicated to the issue of school violence, aiming to promote a deeper understanding and effective response to the phenomenon of school violence and victimization through the publication of peer-reviewed empirical research. This magazine accepts research from various social science methods, covering multiple disciplinary fields such as education, psychology, sociology, criminology, etc., to comprehensively explore the complexity and multidimensionality of school violence.

The magazine focuses on issues including but not limited to campus bullying, the impact of domestic violence on school life, the effectiveness of school safety measures, and the long-term effects of violent behavior on the mental health of students and faculty. By publishing high-quality research papers, the journal provides valuable information and insights for academia, policy makers, educators, and parents to better understand and prevent school violence, and create a safe and harmonious campus environment.