Mechanisms instituted to further these goals include the following. The Cuba Study Group was formed in 1990 and comprises individuals from a wide ideological spectrum drawn from academia, the legislative and executive branches of government, and various non-governmental organizations. Cuba Analytical Workshops bring together a very small group of individuals with expertise on a particular Cuba-related issue or development for focused analysis and debate.
Participants vary according to the workshop topic.
Congressional Staffers' Briefings aim to inform staffers of the factual circumstances regarding issues of U.S. legislation and policy toward Cuba. The Georgetown Univeristy Cuba Briefing Paper Series is a quarterly publication designed to serve the needs of decision makers, analysts, and others interested in Cuba. The Series is available by subscription. Click here to download a subscription form. Our Research Facilitation Service provides assistance to Cuban scholars whose research would benefit from access to information not readily available in Cuba due to technical, economic and other limitations.