The Path from Volunteering to Social Entrepreneurship Intention

An exploration of a research that delves into the examination of women’s inclination to initiate social entrepreneurship projects subsequent to voluntary experiences. It scrutinizes the enduring effects of volunteering on women’s personal identity, investigating the potential influence of such experiences in motivating them to undertake greater societal contributions through the establishment of social entrepreneurship projects. Additionally, the study explores the sustained impact of voluntary experiences on women’s personal identity, emphasizing resilience and self-efficacy.