- To raise public awareness among all freedom loving people concerning the plight of Dr. Oscar Biscet, all prisoners of conscience in Cuba and the Cuban people in general. A special emphasis will be made to engage those of non-Cuban ancestry, as most outside of the Cuban community have not heard of Dr. Biscet or the realty of today’s Cuba.
- To provide an opportunity for solidarity between Cuban political prisoners and non-Cuban Americans.
- To help secure the release of Dr. Biscet and all of Cuba’s prisoners of conscience.
- To produce and distribute a 90-minute documentary video, currently entitled, Oscar’s Cuba.
(Specific distribution goals detailed in distribution plan.) - To create and maintain a website to promote both the documentary video and the cause of Dr. Biscet and all Cuban political prisoners. Website would include (among other things):
- Clips, still photos and other miscellaneous information from the documentary
- Written and video testimony from ex-Cuban political prisoners
- Screening and presentation schedule
- Links to other groups supporting freedom for Cuba’s political prisoners
- Sample "letters to the editor" and "letters to Congressmen" concerning issues relating to Cuba’s political prisoners
- Organized prayer groups
- Materials to download and print
- List of events regarding freedom for Cuba’s prisoners of conscience taking place around the world
- To make presentations to interested groups. Presentations would include some or all of the following:
- Screening of Oscar’s Cuba
- Testimony and talks by ex-Cuban political prisoners
- Question and answer session on Oscar Biscet and the current situation of political prisoners in Cuba
- An in-depth explanation of the opportunities that exist for individuals to make a difference
- A short list of potential audiences for presentations:
- Catholic universities/high schools
- Pro-life and conservative political groups and events
- Human rights conferences
- Catholic conferences
- Non-denominational Christian churches and church groups
- Public Universities and student human rights groups