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October 2017

US-Cuba Cooperative Working Group brings a Cuban delegate to the 2017 Co-op Impact Conference

April 2017

Continuing exchanges Organic Valley hosts Cuban farmer at US farming Conference

March 2017

US-Cuba Cooperative Working Group launches 2017 Report

January 2017

GOA Report recommends continued analysis on Cuba

January 2017

First Cuban export in 50 years comes from a cooperative

November 2015

As part of its work to promote and link U.S. and Cuban cooperatives, U.S. Co-ops signs an historic agreement with SCENIUS, a non-agricultural professional services cooperative. It is the first formal agreement between the countries’ co-op sectors.
U.S. Co-ops sign MOU with Cuban cooperative to advance the sector

June 2015

Nearly one year after its initial research and education trip to Cuba, the U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group returned to the country to participate in an international workshop focused on local development, including the role of cooperatives.
Second U.S. Co-ops trip to Cuba advances U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group

May 2015

U.S. Co-ops’s U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group hosted a delegation of five Cubans from Cuba’s emerging cooperative sector in May 2015 as part of Co-op Week. The delegation met with members of Congress, toured local co-ops and spoke on a panel at American University.
U.S. Co-ops’s U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group highlights Cuban experience during American University panel discussion

April 2015

During his testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, U.S. Co-ops president and CEO Mike Beall said co-ops are the bedrock of a market-based economy in Cuba.
Watch U.S. Co-ops CEO Mike Beall testify before the Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on U.S. – Cuba trade

March 2015

U.S. Co-ops’s March 2015 launch of the U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group took place simultaneously with negotiations by the U.S. Government to begin rebuilding the economic relationship between the two countries and drew the attention of Washington, D.C.-area media and officials.
U.S. Co-ops promotes Cuba’s emerging co-op sector at formal launch of U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group

December 2014

United States President Barack Obama announced plans in December 2014 to normalize diplomatic ties with Cuba, marking a historic shift in U.S. – Cuba relations and better positioning the U.S. cooperative movement to support Cuba’s emerging co-op sector.
U.S. Co-ops prepared to engage with growing Cuban co-op sector through U.S. cooperatives

July 2014

U.S. Co-ops led a research and education trip to Cuba in July 2014 to gain a clearer picture of the cooperative movement there, which observers say is playing an increasingly significant role in the country’s push for economic development.
U.S. – Cuba Cooperative Working Group researches Co-op movement in country

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