Article title
Calls For Reform: Challenges to Saudi
Arabia's Education System
Saudi women are going to college,
running for office and changing the
conservative country
Education: The Key to Women’s
Empowerment in Saudi Arabia?
NEW STRIDES IN GIRLS’ EDUCATION
IN SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Women’s Education and Work
Opportunities: Equity Matters
Author Year Topics
Courington, 2011 Call for Change for women's
Karen, and education in Saudi Arabia
Vanessa
Zuabi
Alainna Liloia 2019 Saudia Arabian's women are finally
Graduate getting their chance for college
Associate, Ph. education and their oppertuniuty for
D. Student, running in office, changing the country
University of slowly but surely
Arizona
Sarah Drury 2015 Saudia Arabian women are being
sponsored to study abroad. The irony
is that they aren't give these
oppurtunities in their own country. Will
education be the ultimate task to
empower woman in Saudia Arabia is
the question when woman are being
lashed for insulting their husbands
over text.
2020 Showing how women in Saudia Arabia
are becoming just as powerful as a
man. There chances of education of
pretty similiar and they have plans for
the future to give women a better and
more equal life there.
Clint Borgen
Hadi Alyami 2016 Saudia Arabian women have inequal
access to education and job
opportunities as a result of social and
cultural factors. The global movement
for women are slowly breaking free
from these socioeconomic restraints
which will foster in a balanced society.
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www.jstor.org/stable/43133896Women are trying to look for more jobs Courington, Karen, and Vanessa Zuabi. “Calls For Derrick Lam
and Saudi Arabia has to accomodate for Reform: Challenges to Saudi Arabia's Education
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receives. Women's lack of freedom and
rights are the biggest hindrance and
untapped human potential in Saudi
Arabia.
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men/women; ended the ban on female Conservative Country.” The Conversation, 25 Oct. 2020,
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2016 only 22% of women worked outside
their house; men controlled women and
the entire country
https://www.mei.edu/publications/education-key-womens-empowerment-saudi-arabia
While Saudi Arabia is often characterized Tharun Saravanakumar
as one of the countries most repressive
toward women. This contradiction
suggests that matters are more complex
than they appear. One explanation for
education as a bright spot on an
otherwise dark human rights record is its
traditionally high value in Islamic and
Arab cultures. Abdulla, Abdulkhaleq, et al. “Education: The Key to Women's Empowerment in Saudi Arabia?” Middle East Inst
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org/girls-education-in-saudi- direction in helping women have equal Education in Saudi Arabia. Retrieved November 27,
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are open for both men and women. This saudi-arabia/
allows women to pursue more jobs after
they leave school since they will have a
education.
https://infonomics-society. Before 1960, society found it Alyami, Hadi. "Saudi Women's Education and Work
org/wp- unacceptable for women to attend Opportunities: Equity Matters, 2016, from https:
content/uploads/ijtie/publishe schools or colleges. In addition, studies //infonomics-society.org/wp-
d-papers/volume-5- show that women play the most content/uploads/ijtie/published-papers/volume-5-
2016/Saudi-Womens- influential role in child development 2016/Saudi-Womens-Education-and-Work-Opportunities-
Education-and-Work- which demonstrated that educating Equity-Matter-1.pdf
Opportunities-Equity-Matter- women would lead to more well-rounded
1.pdf children and as a result bring an
improvement to the development of
society. Furthermore, education is also
linked to mortality rates. With better
education for women, the mortality rates
for women and children will be
significantly improved. Edward Ho