| National Education and Fundraising Campaign Many Movements, One Struggle: From ICE to Blockades
In addition to the delegation, we are launching a regional event series—a National Education and Fundraising Campaign designed to connect grassroots struggles across the U.S. with the resilience of the Cuban people and the solidarity movement to end the U.S. blockade.
We will host community-centered events in five U.S. regions: the West Coast, East Coast, Midwest, the South, and the Mountain & Plains region.
While each event will be tailored to its community, the broader theme is “Many Movements, One Struggle: From ICE to Blockades.” Programming may include sermons, lectures, forums, panels, and cultural events.
In addition to education, these events will help raise funds for urgent humanitarian aid for Cuba. Our goal is to raise funds to purchase solar panels and batteries that will provide electricity to hospitals, directly addressing the energy crisis exacerbated by Trump’s policies.
Please reply to this email or email education@ifconews.org if you are an organization or congregation able to host an event. We recognize that communities are deeply involved in local struggles, and our intent is to engage with and contribute to strengthening these struggles as we share information on the need to build solidarity with Cuba. The IFCO team will support event planning and provide promotional materials. As a host, you would provide your venue and help us connect with your community and networks through any type of event most appropriate for your community: a forum, service, cultural event, lecture, or something else. We can't wait to hear from you! | 
