Dear Neighbor, Please Vote on November 3!

We know this year you are planning to vote, because you’re a responsible citizen. You may decide to vote by mail, and want to send your ballot in early. Or you may choose to mask up and wait on line to cast your vote. However you choose to do it, dear neighbor, please vote! And please urge your neighbors and friends to vote, too, with these beautiful images by illustrators from across the country. Thank you, dear neighbor!

We have three different sets of postcards, below. To print at home, you can use cover stock (#67) to print out each set of 4 postcards on your home printer, and cut each sheet into 4 postcards.

You can also print the cards at Staples, using these directions:

Go to this link: Staples

Choose Color printing

Choose Media: Weight: 110 Cardstock/Coverstock 8/12 x 11 White

Choose Orientation: Landscape

Choose Cutting: Cut in 1/4

Here’s the file to download for Peter Reynolds’ postcards: PeterHReynolds-Vote-no-date (1)Download

Here’s the file to download these four postcards:
4artists-Vote-no-date (1)Download

Here’s the file to download to print out Kate DiCamillo’s postcards:
DiCamillo-Vote-no-date (1)Download

Prominent illustrators have donated images to display whenever we raise our voices to demand an end to the cruel administration policies of separating children from their parents and imprisoning refugees in detention facilities indefinitely.

We have postcards you can send to your representatives to demand that all families be reunited.

We have postcards and lawn signs that simply say “Dear Neighbor, Please Vote on November 6.”

There are also postcards to send to the children who have not seen their parents in months.

We are so grateful to the artists who have contributed.

When sharing your photos on social media please use the hashtags that fits best: #raisingourvoices #familiesbelongtogether #wherearethechildren #keepfamiliestogether #cardsforkids

#kidlitart #dearneighborpleasevote #votenov6

Thank you for raising your voice.

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