Join the movement. Stand for freedom. March with us.
2025 Highlights
Cuban Freedom March
Who we are
Cuban Freedom March is a millennial-led, nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to advocating for freedom, democracy, and human rights in Cuba and beyond.
Together
We are the voice of a free Cuba
April
Washington, D.C. Delegation
In April, Cuban Freedom March led a delegation to Washington, D.C., where members met with policymakers, human-rights advocates, and Cuban-American leaders. The goal was to strengthen support for political prisoners and push for stronger international action against the Cuban dictatorship.
In June, activists and artists from Cuban Freedom March gathered in front of the Cuban Embassy in London for a peaceful protest. The demonstration called for the release of political prisoners and highlighted ongoing human-rights abuses in Cuba, drawing international attention and support from local advocacy groups.
London, United Kingdom
June
In August, the organization launched its original podcast series Cuba Unmasked – Inside the Dictatorship. The show uncovers the realities of life under the Cuban dictatorship through personal stories, historical context, and conversations about the fight for freedom.
Podcast Launch: Cuba Unmasked – Inside the Dictatorship
August
In July, Cuban Freedom March helped produce The Walls Have Ears, a powerful play that brings to life the stories of political prisoners and the struggle for artistic freedom in Cuba. The production connected audiences in Miami to the emotional reality of censorship and repression faced by artists on the island.
Miami, Florida — The Walls Have Ears
July
Also in June, Cuban Freedom March participated in the Oslo Freedom Forum, joining global human-rights defenders to amplify Cuban voices on an international stage. The team met with journalists, activists, and organizations dedicated to promoting democracy and freedom worldwide.
Oslo, Norway — Oslo Freedom Forum
June
Sept.
Pasos a Cambio and the Accord of Democracy
In September, Cuban Freedom March became a signatory of both Pasos a Cambio and the Accord of Democracy—two initiatives that bring together Cuban civil society and diaspora organizations to promote democratic principles, human rights, and peaceful transition. Through these alliances, the organization continues to strengthen its role as a bridge between advocates inside and outside the island.
2025 Highlights
Sept.
Pasos a Cambio and the Accord of Democracy
In September, Cuban Freedom March became a signatory of both Pasos a Cambio and the Accord of Democracy—two initiatives that bring together Cuban civil society and diaspora organizations to promote democratic principles, human rights, and peaceful transition. Through these alliances, the organization continues to strengthen its role as a bridge between advocates inside and outside the island.
August
Podcast Launch: Cuba Unmasked – Inside the Dictatorship
In August, the organization launched its original podcast series Cuba Unmasked – Inside the Dictatorship. The show uncovers the realities of life under the Cuban dictatorship through personal stories, historical context, and conversations about the fight for freedom.
July
Miami, Florida — The Walls Have Ears
In July, Cuban Freedom March helped produce The Walls Have Ears, a powerful play that brings to life the stories of political prisoners and the struggle for artistic freedom in Cuba. The production connected audiences in Miami to the emotional reality of censorship and repression faced by artists on the island.
June
Oslo, Norway — Oslo Freedom Forum
Also in June, Cuban Freedom March participated in the Oslo Freedom Forum, joining global human-rights defenders to amplify Cuban voices on an international stage. The team met with journalists, activists, and organizations dedicated to promoting democracy and freedom worldwide.
June
London, United Kingdom
In June, activists and artists from Cuban Freedom March gathered in front of the Cuban Embassy in London for a peaceful protest. The demonstration called for the release of political prisoners and highlighted ongoing human-rights abuses in Cuba, drawing international attention and support from local advocacy groups.
April
Washington, D.C. Delegation
In April, Cuban Freedom March led a delegation to Washington, D.C., where members met with policymakers, human-rights advocates, and Cuban-American leaders. The goal was to strengthen support for political prisoners and push for stronger international action against the Cuban dictatorship.
VIVA CUBA LIBRE
