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The importance of our work to build bridges and educate all US citizens about the injustices of the US economic blockade of Cuba was starkly evident during December when PayPal temporarily blocked our account to investigate whether the work we do is legal. We educated them further about our organization (and the rights of US citizens to lobby for changes to US policies) and they have restored out account, but this episode is a graphic reminder that our educational work is vital. Please continue to support our work!


We are a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers, and your tax-deductible donations—however large or small—mean a great deal to help us realize the goals of our Campaigns. Please review the pages of this website to learn more about us, and send a check or click on PayPal to support our work. Thank you!

Travel Challenge

Cuba Travel Challenge

We use donations toward our mission goal of building a strong women's movement dedicated to mutually beneficial US–Cuba relations. We strongly support freedom of travel to Cuba and an end to the US economic blockade of Cuba.

Specifically, contributions will fund: scholarships for low income women to travel and participate in events and conferences that educate about US–Cuba relations, including scholarships for travel with Cuba delegations; speaking tour expenses (travel and per diem) for Cuban women visitors to the US hosted by the Collaboration and co-sponsors; and development of educational materials about the reality of Cuban women's lives and US–Cuba relations for distribution at organizational events and conferences.

The Collaboration's fiscal sponsor is the Center for Action Research (CAR), a 501c3 organization. Your tax-deductable donations may be made by credit card at PayPal or by check.

Click on PayPal, above, or write a check to CAR-Hermanas and mail to:

US Women & Cuba Collaboration
6508 27th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98177

or to:
Jan Strout, Co-Chair, US Women & Cuba Collaboration
P.O. Box 11902
Bozeman, MT 59719



Mission Statement

Our mission is to build a strong US women's movement dedicated to ending the US government blockade of Cuba and to creating mutually beneficial US–Cuba relations; our work is rooted in the concept of universal human rights, racial and economic justice, and women's rights.

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Join the US Women & Cuba Collaboration. Contact us to be added to our email list for notices of news, action items, and upcoming delegation opportunities (not more than one email a month).

Victoria Kill
info@womenandcuba.org


Project Co-Chairs:

Cindy Domingo
yoson66@hotmail.com

Jan Strout
peacewomen4ever@yahoo.com

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