BOSTON - TelAve -- Jonva Ven Joins Creators' Rights Movement to Advance Global Creative Rights Education

International broadcaster, strategic media executive, educator, and music producer Jonva Ven, FRSA, has joined the Creators' Rights Movement, expanding the organization's efforts to educate and empower creators around copyright, ownership, publishing, licensing, contracts, and intellectual property.

Ven is Co-Founder of A Slice of Canada Media, a Toronto-based international media company, and host of LiveLifeBHappy24/7 (UN-PLUGD). He is also a Berklee College of Music Masters Scholar, Doctoral Candidate in Strategic Media, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

Through decades of work in broadcasting, artist development, music production, education, and media strategy, Ven has supported independent artists and creative professionals across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and other international markets.

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"Creativity is one of the world's most valuable assets, yet too many creators lack access to the education necessary to protect it," said Ven. "When creators understand intellectual property, publishing, licensing, royalties, ownership, and contracts, they are better positioned to build sustainable careers and protect their creative legacy."

As part of his work with the Creators' Rights Movement, Ven will use his international media platforms to support educational programming, interviews, and industry discussions focused on creator rights and ownership.

A major initiative will be the launch of a Creators' Rights Movement Series on LiveLifeBHappy24/7 (UN-PLUGD). The series will feature artists, attorneys, educators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and industry professionals discussing copyright, intellectual property, creative ownership, and the changing global creative economy.

The podcast is distributed through platforms including Amazon Music, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeartRadio.

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"Artists invest countless hours developing their craft," Ven said. "They deserve the same level of education about protecting and monetizing their work as they receive about creating it."

About Jonva Ven

Jonva Ven, FRSA, is an international cultural broadcaster, strategic media executive, music producer, audio engineer, educator, and Co-Founder of A Slice of Canada Media. Through broadcasting, podcasting, education, and strategic communications, he has championed independent creators and emerging artists internationally.

About the Creators' Rights Movement

The Creators' Rights Movement educates, empowers, and advocates for creators by increasing awareness of copyright, intellectual property, publishing, licensing, ownership, fair compensation, contracts, and creator protections.

Visit https://creatorsrightsmovement.com/ for more information.