U.S. Women and Cuba Collaboration

U.S. Women and Cuba Collaboration Building a strong US women's movement to end the government blockade against Cuba. Our work is rooted in the concept of universal human rights.

U.S.Women & Cuba Collaborations has three campaigns:

Right to Travel: Help us work to end all travel bans on US citizens for travel to Cuba, and on Cubans who cannot secure US visas to visit the US. Reality of Cuban Women's Lives: Learn about impressive public policy advances of Cuban women, and also about the harsh impacts of the US blockade on the lives of Cuban women and children. Advancing Gl

obal Feminisms: Join us as we learn how to share the lessons of global women's networks to advance the status of women globally and to build a strong US women's movement

08/25/2026

Cuba is finalizing details for the start of the 2026-2027 school year amidst the difficult conditions the country is currently facing due to the tightening of

08/21/2026

The State Department first sanctioned the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) in June. The new sanctions announced on Thursday target the solidarity and diplomacy organization's leadership, blacklisting President Fernando González Llort, First Vice President Noemi Ramona Rabaza Fernandez, and North America Director Leima Martinez Freire.

In a press statement regarding the new sanctions, Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused organizations such as ICAP of "exporting Marxism, racial resentment, and Communist violence across the world."

ICAP hosted commemorations for Fidel Castro's centenary August 10-13 that drew more than 1,500 people from 63 countries.

The State Department also announced sanctions on nine of state-owned mining, metal and construction companies in Cuba, escalating its economic war against the island nation.

On May 1 Trump signed an executive order giving Marco Rubio’s State Department broad authority to sanction anyone connected to the Cuban government and its so-called “subversive” supporters around the world. Thursday’s announcement marks the fourth round of targeted coercive measures announced against Cuban entities and individuals since then.

08/11/2026

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