The Center for a Free Cuba (CFC) is an independent, non-partisan institution dedicated to promoting human rights and a transition to democracy and the rule of law on the island.

Consenso Cubano is a group of Cuban political, social, labor, cultural, intellectual, religious and human rights organizations, committed to a process of reconciliation and to a non-violent transition in Cuba to a sovereign state under the rule of law. The group is comprised of the following organizations:

Political Organizations

Academic and Cultural Institutions

Other organizations

Organizations that participate as observers

The Cuban American Alliance Education Fund, Inc. (CAAEF) is a nonprofit national network of Cuban Americans that educates the public at large on issues related to current United States-Cuba relations.

CABA is a non-profit, non-partisan bar association established in Miami in 1974, whose mission is to improve the legal profession through greater diversity and equality of opportunity throughout Florida.

The Cuban American Commission for Family Rights is a broad coalition of Cuban Americans established to denounce the government restrictions on travel and remittances to Cuba.

The Cuban-American CPAs Association is a non-profit organization of certified public accountants united by heritage. Established in 1980, the association provides leadership on issues affecting the accounting profession.

The Cuban American National Council (CNC) is a non-profit organization headquartered in Miami, and with offices in Washington D.C., Central Florida, and Union City, New Jersey. CNC is the oldest service organization conducting research and policy analysis on Cuban Americans, and is a frequent publisher on Hispanic American issues

CAVA is a non-profit organization dedicated to promote the welfare of Cuban American veterans.

The Cuban Liberty Council is dedicated to the promotion of democracy in Cuba and the assistance of human rights and opposition groups on the island.

The Directorio Democrático Cubano is a non-profit organization that works for democracy in Cuba by way of a civic, nonviolent struggle that includes: humanitarian and material support for pro-democracy organizations in Cuba, exchange of information with the Cuban people, and international solidarity with the pro-democracy movement in Cuba.

ENCASA is a coalition of Cuban American academics and artists who denounce the latest report issued by the Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba.

Established in Miami in 1994, the women of M.A.R. are dedicated to promoting democratic values and increasing awareness of human rights violations on the island.