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S4G, the un-mediated, not moderated social platform

Have you ever thought you have something to “express” with a social dimension but never had the opportunity to do it?

Then S4G is what you are looking for:

  • Open, unrestricted and easy to use
  • Three mediums to choose from: TEXT, VIDEO, PHOTO
  • A way to express your ideas, reflections and expertise, on social issues and broader development and society at large
  • You do not need to be an expert but just passionate about what you share

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Deputy Secretary-General's remarks at the AI and Human Development regional convening [as prepared for delivery]
By: Simone Galimberti
02 September, 2026
Global Schools Launches Eighth Cohort of the Advocates Program to Build Capacity of Educators to Teach Sustainable Development
By: Simone Galimberti
02 September, 2026
World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures
By: Simone Galimberti
02 September, 2026
"A Moral Red Line": UN Secretary General and ICRC President Renew Urgent Call on Killer Robots
By: Simone Galimberti
01 September, 2026
FIDE Forum 2026: From Novel to Normal
By: Simone Galimberti
01 September, 2026
UN Climate Chief written statement on glacial collapse and flooding in the Himalayan region
By: Simone Galimberti
01 September, 2026
Asia-Pacific charts next phase of digital transformation as AI reshapes connectivity
By: Simone Galimberti
27 August, 2026
What the 2026 ‘triple COP’ year means for business
By: Simone Galimberti
26 August, 2026
Deliberative Democracy Lab Releases Findings on Public Attitudes Toward AI Wearables
By: Simone Galimberti
26 August, 2026
Bangladesh: End Indefinite Pretrial Detention of Political Opponents
By: Simone Galimberti
26 August, 2026
Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in the United Kingdom, granted a posthumous pardon
By: Simone Galimberti
25 August, 2026
Parties recognize the world is not on track to achieve biodiversity targets; Nairobi meetings pave the way for pivotal 2026 UN Biodiversity Conference in Yerevan
By: Simone Galimberti
25 August, 2026
2026 Adaptation Forum by the Adaptation Committee
By: Simone Galimberti
24 August, 2026
Danish Institute for Human Rights: Holding the line: Human rights in a changing world
By: Simone Galimberti
24 August, 2026
College Freedom Forum in Berlin
By: Simone Galimberti
24 August, 2026
Carbon Markets and Indigenous Peoples: Between False Solutions and Forced Choices
By: Simone Galimberti
24 August, 2026
Commonwealth Sports ministers reaffirm commitment to sport and development at Glasgow Games
By: Simone Galimberti
20 August, 2026
Challenging Peru’s Anti-NGO Law: The Fight For Independent Journalism
By: Simone Galimberti
20 August, 2026
UNICEF INNOCENTI: Women in Learning Leadership: Guinea Women’s Leadership for School Success
By: Simone Galimberti
20 August, 2026
AVPN Global Conference 2026 25 - 27 August 2026 Bharat Mandapam New Delhi, India
By: Simone Galimberti
19 August, 2026
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Puspa Shahi-A Profile

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 04Sep
Puspa Shahi, her husband, their daughter and son, born with Down syndrome, in June, live in Wales. This is Puspa's story about how her son has been a gift in her life.
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The Power of NO

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 04Sep
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
How do we move from darkness to light in our lives?
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Investment on Young Children in Urban Poverty; A Raw Deal from Government

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Submitted by Jyoti Prakash Brahma 29Aug
Categories: 
Child Protection
In India we have 7.6 million young children in the age group of 0-6 years who live in a condition which is defined by the census of India as not fit for dwelling. The article is about how the urban governance system have excluded young children living in urban poverty and government do not invest on them as they do not have a right to vote.

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Disempowerment by Gareth George, VSO Education Volunteer

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 29Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
How do we become empowered a good read by Gareth George
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Sexual Apartheid and the " Un-naturalness" argument

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Submitted by Pragya Mishra 29Aug
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Inclusive Gender ( also LGBT issues)
Being gay is not a disease, being homophobic is. Most often the argument against homosexuality that is given is the "Un-naturalness" argument. What is this argument? What is its premise?
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Crafting Asian Social Work as a transnational professional space Personal Narration of a transnational migrant Social Work educator

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Submitted by BALA RAJU NIKKU 28Aug
Categories: 
SOCIAL WORK
With my multiple identities, motives for migration, training standards and values, I continue to explore and aim to transit myself in to what it seems like an unfamiliar community of practice as effectively as possible. My day to day encounters and partnerships with social work colleagues from all over the world and welfare agencies may redefine the counters of Asian social work.

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International Volunteering in Nepal: such a bad thing?

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 27Aug
Categories: 
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Thousands of foreigners come to Nepal to volunteer: most of them have good intentions, some of them do great things while a minor number do actually nothing. The issue is controversial and technically illegal, really? There are international organizations promoting development through volunteerism doing amazing job look at VSO, KOICA, JICA, PEACE Corps and UNV. what about the rest?
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CHILD LABOR: THE ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE, CONTROVERSIAL YES BUT ALSO AN OUT OF BOX THINKING

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 26Aug
Categories: 
Child Protection
Whatever the “job description”, a child collecting the fare in the micro or a child serving your tea or young girl taking care of your neighbor’s children, child labor is an intrinsic part of a broader national value chain, an integral element of local and national economy.

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Library Books and Development

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 25Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEMOCRACY
A simple request leads to connecting the world.
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Life's Disparities

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 25Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
How do we balance privilege with poverty.
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Life Lessons and Rules

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 25Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEMOCRACY
No matter where we live there are rules. When living in another culture these rules can be a source of life lessons
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Bonding of Generations

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Submitted by Nidhi Dubey 23Aug
A real life and heart warming story. I'm sure most readers would be able to correlate to it at some level.
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Motherhood Revisited - A Dissenting Prespective

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Submitted by Pragya Mishra 23Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
Motherhood across all societies is elevated to the extent of being a divine experience, something that makes a woman complete. Women who opt out are judged and misunderstood.
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Why is our nation so messed up?

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Submitted by Jyoti Sayami 20Aug
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
The questions I have about my country keep piling up, and I don't seem to find any answers
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Overseas Dreaming

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 20Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
The experiences of three Nepalis living overseas
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Shanta Adhikari Paudel-A Struggle in Self-Empowerment

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 20Aug
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
Child Protection
Shanta and her family
Shanta Adhikari Paudle overcomes abuse of herself and her daughter in the US

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Perception that is India

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Submitted by Pragya Mishra 17Aug
India is a complex web of cultures, regions, languages and religion. To make a blanket statement about India and anything Indian is adopting a reductionist approach whereby the premise of understanding a heterogeneous nation is based on one's assumptions. This article is an attempt to explore the various facets that make India what it is.
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Recycling and Reducing

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Submitted by Nidhi Dubey 16Aug
Conservation of nature requires urgent attention. It would be possible only when each of us take it up as our primary responsibility.
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Interview to Terry Ryall, CEO of Vinspired, one of leading youth empowerment charity in UK

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 16Aug
Categories: 
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Terry Ryal
I had the chance to meet Terry back in January in London during an "informal" self organized study tour in the British Capital. When i had e-mailed her in November last year asking for an appointment, her positive reply came within 30 minutes. I was really shocked about her positive attitude towards an unknown guy living in Kathmandu...

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A Mother and Child in the World of Down Syndrome in Nepal

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 14Aug
In the so called developing world, services for Persons with Disabilities are often non-existent. This is the story of one woman in Nepal who is fighting for the rights of Persons with Down Syndrome.
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