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US Women and Cuba Collaboration 2004 Summit
Morgan Alexander is a poet and photographer; in 2004, she traveled to Cuba with the Cuba AIDS Project. Aids Affects Us All is a project of the International Humanities Center.
http://www.aidsaffectsusall.com
Victoria Kill, a member of the Collaboration's Seattle Organizing Committee, teaches in the English Department at Seattle University and writes here about assuaging her parent's concerns about Cuba's "godlessness."
Minnie Bruce Pratt is a poet, writer, women studies scholar, friend of Cuba, and a powerful voice for feminist and lgbtq concerns nationally and internationally. This is the text of a talk she gave at a January 2000 rally for Elian Gonzalez.
On the Occasion of Civil Disobedience for the Return of Elian to Cuba
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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.
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 Global 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.
Contact Us
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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