The Canadian Journal of Nonprofessional and Social Economy Research is an academic journal dedicated to non-profit organizations and the socio-economic field. This magazine is dedicated to providing a platform to showcase and exchange the latest research findings and theoretical discussions related to non-profit sectors, social enterprises, philanthropy, volunteer service, and socio-economic research.

The magazine has a wide range of content, covering various aspects from basic theoretical research to practical applications, including but not limited to the management, governance, and financial transparency of non-profit organizations, innovative models of social enterprises, policy analysis of philanthropy, motivation and impact assessment of volunteer service, as well as theoretical frameworks and empirical research of social economy. The magazine emphasizes the role of the non-profit sector and socio-economic factors in promoting social welfare, addressing social challenges, and advancing sustainable development. As an academic journal, it ensures that all published articles meet high standards of academic quality through a rigorous peer review process. The magazine not only provides valuable knowledge resources for the academic community, but also offers practical guidance and advice for policy makers, managers of non-profit organizations, social entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and a wide range of readers interested in non-profit and socio-economic activities. In addition, the magazine emphasizes the importance of the non-profit sector and socio-economic factors in promoting social justice, enhancing community cohesion, and stimulating social innovation.