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What is the main objective of your organization when it comes to engaging with U.S. policy on Cuba?
What is the main objective of your organization when it comes to engaging with U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

To change U.S. policy towards more engagement and less isolation

To advocate for the lifting of economic sanctions on Cuba

To promote cultural exchange and understanding between the U.S. and Cuba

To support the development of democratic institutions in Cuba

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

How does your organization currently engage with U.S. policy on Cuba?
How does your organization currently engage with U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

Through lobbying and advocacy efforts in Washington D.C.

Through participation in grassroots campaigns and mobilization

Through educational and awareness-raising initiatives

By providing input and feedback on U.S. policy and its impact on Cuba

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How important is it for your organization to engage with other grassroots and solidarity organizations when working to change U.S. policy on Cuba?
How important is it for your organization to engage with other grassroots and solidarity organizations when working to change U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

Extremely important

Very important

Somewhat important

Not very important

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In your opinion, what are the main challenges that grassroots and solidarity organizations face when working to change U.S. policy on Cuba?
In your opinion, what are the main challenges that grassroots and solidarity organizations face when working to change U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

Lack of funding

Limited access to decision-making processes in Washington D.C.

Limited public support for engagement with Cuba

Limited collaboration and coordination among organizations

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

How can ACERE better support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations to change U.S. policy on Cuba?
How can ACERE better support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations to change U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

By providing financial assistance

By providing access to decision-makers in Washington D.C.

By increasing collaboration and coordination among organizations

By providing resources and information on U.S. policy and its impact on Cuba

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

Are there any particular areas of U.S. policy (e.g. economic sanctions, travel restrictions, etc.) that you believe ACERE should focus on in order to support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations?
Are there any particular areas of U.S. policy (e.g. economic sanctions, travel restrictions, etc.) that you believe ACERE should focus on in order to support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations? is required.

Economic sanctions

Travel restrictions

Restrictions on cultural exchange

Restrictions on trade and investment

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

In your opinion, what specific actions or initiatives should ACERE undertake to better support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations to change U.S. policy on Cuba?
In your opinion, what specific actions or initiatives should ACERE undertake to better support the efforts of grassroots and solidarity organizations to change U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

Lobbying and advocacy efforts in Washington D.C.

Grassroots mobilization and campaigns

Educational and awareness-raising initiatives

Support for democratic institutions in Cuba

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

How can ACERE and grassroots and solidarity organizations effectively collaborate and work together towards changing U.S. policy on Cuba?
How can ACERE and grassroots and solidarity organizations effectively collaborate and work together towards changing U.S. policy on Cuba? is required.

Regular meetings and communication

Joint lobbying and advocacy efforts

Building public support for engagement with Cuba

Providing support and resources

Other (please specify) Other (please specify)

Are there any other thoughts or comments you would like to share about ACERE and its efforts to change U.S. policy on Cuba through engagement and respect for grassroots and solidarity organizations? (Optional)

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Do we have permission to list your orgainzation on our website? is required.

Yes

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