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Merit Research Journal of Education and Review (ISSN:
2350-2282) Vol.9(4) pp. 053-065, May, 2021
Copyright © 2021 Author(s) retain the copyright of this
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DOI:10.5281/zenodo.4824727 |
Original
Research Article
Saudi Women's Empowerment to Enhance their
Engagement in the Local Societal Institutions |
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This study aimed at identifying ways to empower the Saudi women
to enhance their engagement in the local community institutions,
and reveal their empowerment degree, as well as the degree of
their enhancement in such institutions. It further aimed to
identify how to enhance the participation of the Saudi women in
the local societal institutions. The study population comprised
all the Saudi women who are working in the community
institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and a sample of
(60) Saudi women were randomly chosen. To achieve the study
objectives, the researchers constructed a questionnaire based on
the pertinent theoretical literature and previous studies. The
questionnaire validity was verified through presenting to
arbiters, while the reliability coefficient was extracted
through Cronbach Alpha equation. The results showed that all
Chi-square values for all the items of the first domain
"Empowerment of women" were statistically significant at (0.05)
level and that the empowerment degree was medium. They also
showed that all Chi-square values for all the items of the
second domain "Engagement of the Saudi women in the community
institutions" were statistically significant at (0.05) level and
the engagement degree was medium. Finally, the results showed
that all Chi-square values for all the items of the third domain
"Enhancement of the Saudi women's engagement in the local
community institutions" were statistically significant at (0.05)
level and the enhancement degree was medium too.
Keywords: Empowerment, Saudi women, Societal
institutions, Women's empowerment
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