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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

Latest Sharings

AOSIS Leaders Declaration on Sea Level Rise and Statehood
By: Simone Galimberti
03 October, 2024
Brazil, China, France, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Africa launch a global initiative to galvanise political commitment to international humanitarian law and call for a high-level meeting to uphold humanity in war in 2026
By: Simone Galimberti
03 October, 2024
LSE: AI and the future of behavioural science
By: Simone Galimberti
03 October, 2024
SIPRI convenes Chinese, Russian, US and European experts for cyber risk reduction workshop
By: Simone Galimberti
02 October, 2024
Sustaining, strengthening and scaling sport for development: A team game
By: Simone Galimberti
02 October, 2024
AVPN Philanthropy Fellowship
By: Simone Galimberti
02 October, 2024
The kick-off Plenary for the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice took place online
By: Simone Galimberti
01 October, 2024
Access to justice and discrimination: the World Coalition organizes a briefing for the UN Working Group on Discrimination against Women and Girls
By: Simone Galimberti
01 October, 2024
3 new cities! Announcing the DemNext Cities Programme
By: Simone Galimberti
01 October, 2024
ASEAN Gender Outlook 2024 highlights climate change threats to women and girls in Southeast Asia, a warning sign for other regions
By: Simone Galimberti
30 September, 2024
Pará signs $180m LEAF Coalition deal – first in Brazil
By: Simone Galimberti
30 September, 2024
Informing the New Collective Quantified Goal: unpacking cost estimates for developing countries' needs
By: Simone Galimberti
30 September, 2024
Launch of the ILO Observatory on AI and Work in the Digital Economy
By: Simone Galimberti
30 September, 2024
Countries can transform the global energy sector by fully implementing the 2030 goals they agreed at COP28
By: Simone Galimberti
27 September, 2024
Democracy in the Age of AI (DemocracyNext)
By: Simone Galimberti
27 September, 2024
OECD: Biodiversity and Development Finance 2015-2022
By: Simone Galimberti
27 September, 2024
$8 trillion opportunity in sustainable cooling solutions for developing economies
By: Simone Galimberti
27 September, 2024
“First aid” kit for a participatory process
By: Simone Galimberti
27 September, 2024
2024 Peacebuilding Commission Ministerial-level Meeting
By: Simone Galimberti
26 September, 2024
COP 16 and the spirit of volunteering in Colombia
By: Simone Galimberti
26 September, 2024
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A little step to a social change

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Submitted by pradipta kadambari 18Mar
Categories: 
SOCIAL WORK
Rudramati river flows in the heart of the city of kathmandu. The river is now a polluted, stangnant and stinky. Nepal school of social work has initiated a community engegement program called college with community to clean the river flowing in its community of budha nagar.
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A Paralympic Swimmer from Chennai

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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Sadhana Somasekhar, NASSCOM speaking about corporates and disability sports

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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A Grey Landscape

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Submitted by Ambalika Saha 18Mar
War is always not peace
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Madhavi Latha, India, Yes We Can Too

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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Zohanney Arboleda Mutis, Colombia

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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Tanveer Arif, Pakistan, SCOPE

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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Social Work Day 2014: everybody is a social worker

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Mar

Social Work is hard to be defined mus surely completes and integrate the overall development work. The two, social work and development should be promoted not only among professionals but also among citizenry. It is a new way of ethics, a new way of taking a stand and do something.

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Shah I Mobin Jinah Bangladesh

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 18Mar

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Raja Gopal from India (Ekta)

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 17Mar

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"One Morning; Years Ago, All Alone In My Suffering Times of Addiction."

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Submitted by Sujan Gurung 14Mar
Oh, the cold shriveled in through my leg into the bone and up into my spine. I strained to get comfortable, but the cold concrete bench was hard. It was around 3am, which seemed as lonely as I felt within the inner spirit of my painful withering soul. There was no pillow: no blanket, I only had yesterday T-shirt to use as a blanket. It only covered a portion of my upper body.
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Nathaniel Marquez, Asian NGO Coalition

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 13Mar

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Dr. Rigoberto Rivera, Venezuela, Accion Campesina

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 13Mar

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Dr. Niasse International Land Coalition Director

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 13Mar

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Dewi Hamad,Indonesia and Land Rights

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 13Mar

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A “No ask, No tell” Approach on how to deal with homosexuality in Africa

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 13Mar
Categories: 
Inclusive Gender ( also LGBT issues)
Culture is powerful as the values emanating from it are shaped by circumstances and vicissitudes that change and adjust along the lines of the times. Two factors, a genuinely rooted vision of sex that is male dominated and explicitly experienced and practiced and a strong influence of radical Christian churches explain what is happening in Africa. A more pragmatic approach is needed.

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Humanity

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Submitted by neelam silwal 12Mar
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
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Why and am I here ???

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Submitted by Sujan Gurung 12Mar
As i look back at my life, i can remember asking myself the question " Why am i here?". My childhood left me feeling like i was not love or even cared for. It didn't seem to matter how much i wanted attention from my parents, i never got it.
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Let Your Kite Fly High

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Submitted by Pragya Mishra 12Mar
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE
We are all expected to fit into molds. Let's try to just who we are and let our kites fly high
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THE QUALITY SCHOOL: The Head teacher (Sharing no.3)

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Submitted by doreen johnstone 12Mar
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Education
This is the last write up of a series of three. Here we will focus on the importance played by the headteacher, a central figure that is often neglected. He must show leadership, resolve but also great understanding of colleagues’ needs and wishes.

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