TORONTO – TLN Media Group and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association this week announced a working relationship “to ensure multicultural Canadians receive information and education about their rights and freedoms.”
As a first step in their collaboration, CCLA and TLN Media Group have produced a public service announcement (which you can see here) that will be broadcast and circulated on TLN Media Group platforms and with participating partners.
“We are seasoned storytellers and connectors for Canada’s multicultural communities,” said Aldo Di Felice, president of TLN Media Group, in the press release. “This alliance uses the reach and influence of our platforms and activities to educate and inform millions of Canadians in various languages about Canada’s civil liberties, human rights, and democratic freedoms that are CCLA’s focus.”
“This partnership with TLN Media Group will help CCLA to expand our reach, impact and ability to deliver our curriculum, advocacy and campaigns to as many languages as possible. We look forward to working with one of Canada’s most experienced and respected ethnic broadcasting companies,” said Michael Bryant, Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
