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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CIEL Experts Available to Comment on UN Climate Talks in Bonn (SB64)
By: Simone Galimberti
09 June, 2026
Uprooted to unstoppable: UNHCR's Gamechanging Team, captained by Alphonso Davies, inspires fans and refugees to believe in the possible
By: Simone Galimberti
09 June, 2026
The Pro-Human AI Declaration
By: Simone Galimberti
09 June, 2026
Banking on Climate Chaos 2026 report
By: Simone Galimberti
09 June, 2026
Stanford Leadership Forum showcases lessons on change
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
The Mediator’s Studio: Mediation in the Middle East: reckoning with reality – new episodes now available
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
UN Climate Chief: “Tackling climate crisis is the hardest – but most important – thing humanity has ever tried to do together. We have no choice."
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
June Climate Meetings (SB64)
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
Do Multilingual Citizens' Assemblies Work? Lessons from different approaches with interpreters and technology
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
Expert Insight Seminar - Does AI Have Rights?
By: Simone Galimberti
08 June, 2026
World Environment Day 2026: A Global Call for Climate Action
By: Simone Galimberti
05 June, 2026
IVCO 2026
By: Simone Galimberti
05 June, 2026
From the World Cup to World Crises: How Soccer Transforms Children's Lives
By: Simone Galimberti
05 June, 2026
FAO report highlights long-term economic case for tackling antimicrobial resistance in livestock
By: Simone Galimberti
05 June, 2026
Sport Funders Alliance wants to improve safeguarding in S4D
By: Simone Galimberti
04 June, 2026
Frequently asked questions: How does international humanitarian law protect journalists?
By: Simone Galimberti
04 June, 2026
Rising Emissions, Depleting Water and Vanishing Land—UN Scientists_AI Is Threatening Natural Resources for Billions
By: Simone Galimberti
04 June, 2026
Global Trends in Climate Litigation 2026 snapshot report launch
By: Simone Galimberti
03 June, 2026
Haiti: UN rights office welcomes new judicial units to tackle gang violence and impunity
By: Simone Galimberti
03 June, 2026
Volunteerism Is the Foundation of Sport and Diaspora Systems
03 June, 2026
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HAI STANFORD: AI Reveals How Brain Activity Unfolds Over Time

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Stanford researchers have developed a deep learning model that transforms overwhelming brain data into clear trajectories, opening new possibilities for understanding thought, emotion, and neurological disease. By Andrew Myers
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World Enters “Era of Global Water Bankruptcy” UN Scientists Formally Define New Post-Crisis Reality for Billions

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 22Jan
Flagship report calls for fundamental reset of global water agenda as irreversible damage pushes many basins beyond recovery
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ISS: Best student essays in 'An Exercise in Worldmaking' 2024/2025

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 21Jan
riday 19 Dec 2025, 09:00 General An Exercise in Worldmaking is a collection of best MA student essays written, selected and edited by the students themselves.
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OXFORD Blavatnik School of Government: The Alfred Landecker Memorial Lecture: Autocracy, Inc: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 21Jan
Delivered by journalist and historian Anne Applebaum Breadcrumb All events The Alfred Landecker Memorial Lecture: Autocracy,... 17:30 - 19:00, 27 January 2026
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Three things ICAN is looking forward to in 2026

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 21Jan
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN): As 2026 begins, nuclear risks and the false myths about nuclear deterrence on the rise. ICAN, working with countries and partners across continents, are challenging nuclear weapons and taking our work to the next level. Here are three things we’re looking forward to this year:
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Indonesia: Government sues six companies over environmental harm to areas hit by deadly floods linked to deforestation

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 21Jan
“Indonesia sues six companies over environmental harm in flood zones”, 16 January 2026
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Davos 2026: The World Economic Forum's 56th Annual Meeting takes place under the theme ‘A Spirit of Dialogue’

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Jan
The World Economic Forum's 56th Annual Meeting (19–23 January 2026) in Davos, Switzerland, gathers leaders across geographies, industries and generations under the theme A Spirit of Dialogue.
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Schwab Foundation Awards 2026

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Jan
Each year, the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship recognizes and supports the world's leading social innovators for their collective efforts in creating a just, equitable and sustainable world for all.
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Rethinking security in an interconnected age: Achim Steiner on national security in a world of shared international risks

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Jan
As geopolitical tensions rise alongside climate shocks, AI disruption and pandemic risk, former UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner has returned to the Oxford Martin School to rethink what national security really means in the 21st century.
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UN chief warns of a world in chaos as impunity and unpredictability spreads

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Jan
By Vibhu Mishra 15 January 2026 UN Affairs In his final annual address outlining his priorities, UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the world is “brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability” – even as international cooperation is fraying at the moment it is most needed.
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Billionaire wealth jumps three times faster in 2025 to highest peak ever, sparking dangerous political inequality

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Jan
Published: 19th January 2026 Billionaires 4,000 times more likely to hold political office than ordinary people
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ICRC: Gaza: Severe winter conditions compound humanitarian crisis for displaced Palestinians

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jan
Severe winter weather in the Gaza Strip has brought new challenges to communities where more than two years of conflict has left tens of thousands of people dead, injured or displaced, and shattered essential infrastructure.
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Game-changing international ocean treaty comes into force

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jan
15 January 2026 Climate and Environment Almost two decades in the making, an international agreement to protect and sustainably use marine life in international waters and the international seabed is due to come into force on Saturday, marking a major step forward in efforts to ensure the health of ocean ecosystems for decades to come.
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In Uganda, violence against the press is on the rise: at least five journalists assaulted since the start of the electoral period

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jan
Since September 2025, at least five media professionals have been assaulted by law enforcement officers or political activists. As the general elections scheduled for 15 January approach, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns these acts of violence and urges the authorities not to restrict internet access and to guarantee the free exercise of journalism before, during and after the elections.
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IOM Unveils 2026 Plans to Reach 22 Million in Crisis Across 32 Countries

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jan
Geneva, 16 January 2026 – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has released its 2026 Crisis Response Plans, a set of 32 prioritized country and regional plans outlining how the Organization will respond to the world's most urgent humanitarian crises, detailing our evidence-based, people-centered response.
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Bringing Out Community Knowledge: LEAD Lessons from the Mekong

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 14Jan
January 08, 2026 Sam Hofman In October and November 2025, EarthRights International brought together community organizers and human rights defenders from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam for training sessions on community-led research.
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TJLP Statement on the Introduction of ChatGPT Health

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 14Jan
For Immediate Release: January 12, 2026 Contact: press@techjusticelaw.org Tech Justice Law Project Statement on the Introduction of ChatGPT Health Tech Justice Law Project (TJLP) Senior Staff Attorney Melodi Dinçer issued the following statement warning of the real-world harms associated with OpenAI’s introduction of ChatGPT Health:
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Outcomes of the Belém Climate Change Conference - Advance Unedited Versions (AUVs)

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 14Jan
Outcomes of the Belém Climate Change Conference - Advance Unedited Versions (AUVs) The advance unedited versions of the decisions taken at the Belém Climate Change Conference are listed below by governing body. The full reports will be published in due course.
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Venezuela: UN independent investigators call for immediate release of all political prisoners

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 13Jan
2 January 2026 Human Rights More than 100 political prisoners have been released in Venezuela, the Government announced on Monday, just over a week after the seizure and rendition of President Nicolás Maduro in Caracas by the United States.
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Richest 1% have blown through their fair share of carbon emissions for 2026 in just 10 days, says Oxfam

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 13Jan
Published: 9th January 2026 The richest 1% have exhausted their annual carbon budget – the amount of CO2 that can be emitted while staying within 1.5 degrees of warming - only ten days into the year, according to new analysis from Oxfam. The richest 0.1% already used up their carbon limit on the 3rd January.
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