Investigating the active presence of women in non-governmental organizations and its impact on awareness and bioculture (Case study: Women members of non-governmental organizations in Lorestan province)

This study examines the active presence of women in non-governmental organizations and its effect on their awareness and bioculture. The data collection method was a survey through a questionnaire. Using the Cochran formula, 333 female members were questioned in Lorestan province's nongovernmental organizations. According to the test of related hypotheses, the research findings show: Many socio-cultural activities of women have been voluntary from the past to the present, and women have not been forced to work outside the home. On the other hand, cooperation and learning are the hallmarks of these activities, and the roles that women play in relation to modern volunteering activities, including effective participation in these organizations, are flexible and appropriate to their biosocio-cultural. Thus, in this way, they are not completely detached from their family plans and do not lose the integrity of facing "themselves". In other words, they not only can, but also achieve their desired presence in the maintenance and management of society. But also able to face more awareness and satisfaction with their traditional and religious roles.