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This document outlines a media project run by the Global Social Community in partnership with other organizations. It hosts talk shows on various topics which are broadcast on YouTube and social media. The goal is to connect people with similar interests around the world to share ideas, and help turn those ideas into real projects and actions. Content is chosen by hosts and announced in advance. Subscribers are notified automatically while others need invitations. The project aims to facilitate collaboration between groups on specific projects from planning to implementation.
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