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الجزء الأول: الاعتراف بأوجُه الاختلاف
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الجزء الثاني: سبل العمل الخيري وأسبابه عند المرأة
الفصل الثالث: التحول من سيداتٍ بلا مأوًى إلى سيداتٍ جريئات: الإعلام وتغيير الأفكار النمطية
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الفصل الخامس: مراحل، وأنماط، وأجيال
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الجزء الثالث: التواصل مع النصف الآخر
الفصل السادس: مستقبل المؤسسات غير الربحية: التنمية مع مراعاة الفوارق بين الجنسين
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