What is it?

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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THE PAST vs TODAY

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Sometimes when i stay alone it and think of my life it allows me to go back into my past and look at my old behavior and attitude. After doing some soul searching, I find out that I was a microwave baby addict. it seems that whenever I acted out in anger, it was because I didn't get what I wanted when I wanted it. I guess, after the child hood that I had, of not getting attention I needed, I beca

Convocation on Heels

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Free flowing thoughts on my Convocation day...

Things can change

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For many years, I grew up angry at my parents, relatives and teachers for what I went through as a child. I blamed them for everything that happened to me even after i was old enough to be on my own. I never took the time to even ask if there was anyone else to blame. The more i did that, the worse got. Drugs seem to be the only escape route that I had

You need money for your project? Did you try with crowdfunding? Not a bad idea but actually a not easy one

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Crowdfunding will continue to remain an interesting source of funding but only for those already capable enough to make it work. It will keep working wonders in the western countries but in developing countries I doubt the way it is can really help raise funding for good ideas. A part from "regulatory" limitations, you need to have certain skills and capacities in order to make it work.

For suffering addicts and new members :

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Hi my name is Sujan Gurung and I'm recovering addict, clean and serene since 4 years. Today, I will try and share my story regarding my addiction. I hope it will help to other addict to be recover from drugs.

THE FORBIDDEN WORLD

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The societies world over are a repressed lot. We are not comfortable discussing our bodies. We are not comfortable with and in our bodies.

HOPE

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The recent Nepal elections provide a great deal of hope for moving the country forward. Most importantly, this election gives citizens the right to elect their leaders showing democracy in action especially because this is only the second election since the “People’s War” ended in 2006. Hope, which can always be found, no matter one’s circumstances, enables us to dream about the possibilities

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The Power of Partnering

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December 1 is World AIDS Day (WAD) with a Theme of, “Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS related deaths”; December 3 is World Disability Day (WDD), “Break barriers, open doors: for an inclusive society for all”; December 5 is Int'l Volunteer Day. Let's collaborate, celebrate and work together for full human rights

Women's Participation: Will the Rhetoric Become a Reality by Cath Nixon, VSO Health Volunteer

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The 2007 Interim Constitution brought about hope for women in Nepal. Today, in light of the elections for a new Constitutional Assembly we can look forward to what hope the future holds.

Teacher Pitambar Subedi - Views on Teaching

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A primer on teaching from a Nepali teacher

A JOLT TO JOLT US OUT

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Why is it difficult for us to express kindness without being faced with a catastrophe. Shouldn't Kindness be unconditional ?

Why? How Do We Wake Ourselves Up? Please Comment

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Imagine a world in which people really want to help one another, open their wallets and are kind to others. What a different world we would live in if there was no poverty, everyone had food security and a roof over their heads, a job, full human rights no matter where they live and were able to be educated with no child labor.

ON THE MARGINS: WHY CAN’T INDIA TREAT THE NORTH EASTERN REGION AS ITS OWN

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The Northeastern part of India has been discriminated against for a long time. If the nation has to progress, it can't afford to leave the eight Northeastern states out of it's development agenda.

Understanding the context – exploring the relationship between migratory patterns and volunteering

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Recent fieldwork in the Hills and Terai region has highlighted the complexity of issues facing communities and the education system in Nepal. Here, I focus on one of these challenges, migration, and look at how volunteering operates in a complex terrain, and how it can be responsive to a society which is in constant flux, and grappling with the varied needs of an extremely diverse population.

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