The Canadian Civil Liberties Education Trust profoundly supports this proposition. Indeed, the Trust has devoted much of its efforts to the promotion of public education around issues related to the philosophy and practice of democratic institutions. But our organization has gone even further.
Some organizations focus on harmonious feelings.
Others attempt primarily to transmit helpful information. The Trust's chief concern is to help people think relevantly about the dilemmas endemic to life in a democratic society. This means going beyond conflicts between good and bad. Our main interest is what to do when good conflicts with good and right with right. Our message to people is that every value we hold dear inevitably collides with another value we hold dear.