Abstract

Conclusion. The integration of religious moderation into Social Studies education functions not merely as a normative discourse but as a transformative strategy in social education. It strengthens students’ disaster literacy, fosters social participation, and facilitates resilient economic development within vulnerable communities.

Keywords: Religious Moderation, Disaster Risk Reduction, Vulnerable Communities, Economic Development, Semarang City

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