Join Us
Add your voice to the struggle for a free Cuba.
Why Join the Movement?
Cuba’s freedom will not come from silence. It will come from Cubans — inside and outside the island — and from every friend of liberty who organizes, marches, documents and denounces.
When you join the Anti-Communist Movement and Freedom Defenders, you become part of a peaceful, organized community with a proven trajectory: car marches in Miami, protests in front of the White House, vigils for the victims of communism, and constant advocacy for Cuba’s political prisoners.
Your activism, officially documented
When you become a member and raise your voice against the dictatorship in the Movement’s name, your participation is recorded in our official activism archives.
We document it through certifications and reports that lawyers, human-rights organizations and immigration authorities may use as supporting evidence in legal or immigration proceedings.
Your courage isn’t just heard — it’s on the record.
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization · Founded by Cuban exiles · Miami & Washington, D.C.
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What Our Members Do
- Attend marches, vigils and peaceful protests for a free Cuba
- Help document the regime's repression and support expert human-rights reports
- Amplify campaigns for political prisoners on social media
- Support the families of political prisoners and the exile community
- Volunteer time and skills — design, video, logistics, translation and more
Become a Member
Join as an active member and take part in the movement's activities, campaigns and community.
Join as an Organization
Organizations and groups that share our cause can join the movement and act together with us.
Support the Cause
No time to march? You can still help: share our work, follow our campaigns and stand with us publicly.
How to Join — In 3 Steps
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Fill out the form
Enter your details right here. It takes less than a minute.
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Confirm your email
We’ll send an email to confirm your membership. One click and you’re in.
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Welcome to the Movement
We connect you with our activities and community, and your participation is documented.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Our movement has members and supporters in different cities and countries. Many of our activities take place in Miami and Washington, D.C., but you can participate and support the cause from anywhere.
Our movement was born in the Cuban exile community, but anyone who shares the cause of a free Cuba can support us, volunteer or become a member.
Yes. All of our activism is peaceful: marches, vigils, protests, advocacy and human-rights documentation. We fight communism with truth, organization and constancy — never with violence.
Contact us and we will explain how membership works. What matters most is your presence, your voice and your commitment to the cause of a free Cuba.
Becoming a member means adding your voice officially: you become part of our community of activists, and your commitment is recorded in our archives.
Yes. When you take part and speak out in the Movement’s name, we document it with certifications and reports that lawyers, human-rights organizations or immigration authorities may use as supporting evidence in legal or immigration proceedings.
We use email confirmation (double opt-in) and measures to protect your information. We do not sell it. Service providers process the data needed to handle requests and communications; see our Privacy Policy for details.
Email Us
+1 (645) 224-4626
Questions before you join?
Reach out — we’re happy to help.
As a member you receive documentary support and letters
Material on human rights in Cuba and letters that back your activism and your asylum case.
See the program →Material on human rights in Cuba and letters that back your activism and your asylum case.
📂 Did you know…? Members with active, verifiable participation may request our three institutional support files, prepared by international entities. Learn about the Member Support Program →