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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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'A devastating mental health crisis among children' (ISS)
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Nepal Earthquake and My Roots

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 05May
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
I was brought up Jewish and because of the earthquake I've helped World Jewish Relief to make some connections in Nepal to help earthquake victims.
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We are helping and you also can through our organisation.

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Submitted by Suman Budha Magar 04May
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Social Entrepreneurship
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A few more post earthquake moments from the Chunne Pakha area | Veneeta Singha

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 04May
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Relief, recovery and a difficult path to rehabilitation lie ahead of us.

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A few post earthquake moments in the Chunne Pakha area | Veneeta Singha

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 03May
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Faultlines, shocks and the aftermath give us both cause and reason to help manage the crises.

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#NepalEarthquake: Day six

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 01May
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Fault lines and cracks reveal a precarious imbalance.

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Providing Aid Assistance to Nepal-Many Questions, Few Answers

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 30Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
There has been so much written about aid assistance and so called developing countries, creating many questions. Very, very difficult to know what is the right thing to do, but there is a great need for us all to act like a global community.
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Press Statement from President of National Federation of the Disabled Nepal

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 30Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
Please read this very important statement
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#NepalEarthquake: Day Five

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 30Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

A post earthquake survey reveals many fault lines and cracks.

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Earthquake, disabilities and the real meanings of normal life

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 29Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
In times of hardship, few people will admit that the most resilient persons are not those who perceive themselves as normal
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Earthquake

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 26Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
Experiencing the earthquake in Karjanha VDC, Siraha, Nepal
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Life- Not too certain

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Submitted by kiran paudyel 23Apr
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SOCIAL WORK
Bammm! And there goes the life.
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Nepal Sutra [App Recommendation]

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 23Apr
Categories: 
SOCIETY AT LARGE

“NepalSutra” is an online integrated information portal on web, mobile apps and social media channels.'

More at: www.nepalsutra.com/latest_news_on_nepal/newsdetail/Free_travel_app_for_N...

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Earth: A New Wild | PBS [DVD Recommendation]

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 21Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

'EARTH A New Wild takes a fresh look at humankind’s relationship to the planet.'

More at: www.pbs.org/earth-a-new-wild/home/

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Celebrating Sport for Development and Peace

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
Sport is a big thing but few things of sport as a platform to build peace, development and harmony. Yet an increasing number of organizations, including ENGAGE, are using sport to achieve tangible, durable social impact. A revised version of this article was published on the Kathmandu Post on 5th april, 2015

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Maato Ra Mann-माटो र मन | Sahadev Poudel [Book Recommendation]

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 18Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

'Maato Ra Mann is a collection of Nepali Poetry by Sahadev Poudel. He lives in New York City.Maato Ra Mann has 64 contemporary Nepali poems.'

 

More at: http://nepaliradio.org/

 

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Public Talk by Christian Manhart, UNESCO Representative to Nepal @ Nepal Art Council

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 18Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
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"UNESCO's struggle against art theft and illicit traffic of cultural property in Afghanistan, and its legal instruments and international conventions in this field"

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Sensitivity, Values: How Do we Live our Lives

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 16Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
Read for some thought provoking ideas. How do you lead your life?
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Global Education Magazine [Crowd-based Advocacy + Announcement]

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Submitted by Veneeta Singha 16Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE
Education

'Global Education Magazine is an educational e-journal with international character that seeks to promote ideas and experiences from the work of educational professionals, as well as NGOs, Voluntary Associations, Supranational, National, Regional and Local Institutions and Organizations, that struggle every day to achieve the MDGs.'

More at: www.globaleducationmagazine.com

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Paradox of orphanage volunteering: Problems everywhere

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Submitted by Manoj Giri 16Apr
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Promotion of volunteerism based society
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French Gap Year Student Enjoying Teaching in Orphanage
Without hesitating we can say, many 'orphanage homes' are intentionally opened and operated for the good money and not for the good social service. Problem is everywhere, we should fight collectively.

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Making Something Out of Nothing

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 15Apr
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SOCIETY AT LARGE

Karjanha Village, where I've lived for the past 10.5 months is a pretty typical place for this part of the world, with lots of dust.  One can always find beauty especially in the colors of the women's saris but the shops are pretty sparse, not painted, not really much attention paid to aesthetics.   However the Nepali New Year has shown me how to take a dusty colorless place, at least a small piece, and turn it into something special.

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