The Chinese-Jewish Exchange
Heritage Month Display Action Kit
This free Heritage Month Educational Display is co-sponsored by Doctors Against Racism and Antisemitism and Allied Voices for Israel.
In the link below, we provide a free Asian Heritage Month / Jewish Heritage Month printable display.
1. Three-Step Checklist
How to Share the Display in Your Community
Step 1: Download and print
Download the Heritage Month display panels and the submission materials provided on this page.
Step 2: Choose a local institution
Select a nearby library, school, university, or community center. Public libraries are often the easiest starting point.
Step 3: Submit with a short request
Bring or email the display along with the cover letter below, requesting that it be posted during May, which is recognized as both Asian Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month.
👉 One submission can reach hundreds of readers and help foster understanding across communities.
2. Ready-to-Use Cover Letter (Library / School Safe)
You can print this, email it, or paste it into an online submission form.
Subject: Request to Display Educational Heritage Month Panels (May)
Dear [Library Director / Programming Coordinator / School Administrator],
I am writing to request that your institution display a free educational panel set during the month of May, which is recognized as both Asian Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month.
The display highlights the civic, cultural, and intellectual contributions of notable Chinese and Jewish individuals and is designed to promote learning, appreciation, and respectful dialogue. It is non-commercial, educational in nature, and appropriate for public institutions.
The materials are provided at no cost and can be printed locally or displayed digitally, depending on your institution’s preferences and space.
I believe this display would be a meaningful addition to your Heritage Month programming and would be of interest to your patrons/community.
Thank you very much for your consideration. I would be happy to answer any questions or provide additional information if helpful.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Email or Phone, optional]
3. Ultra-Short Version (for online forms)
If the institution only allows a few lines:
I am requesting permission to display a free, non-commercial educational panel set during May (Asian Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month). The display highlights the civic and cultural contributions of Chinese and Jewish individuals and is designed for public libraries, schools, and community spaces.
4. Internal Blurb for Librarians / Educators
This Heritage Month display presents educational panels highlighting the civic, cultural, and intellectual contributions of notable Chinese and Jewish individuals. Designed to support Asian Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month programming, the display encourages learning, cross-cultural understanding, and respectful dialogue. Materials are non-commercial and suitable for public educational spaces.
5. Gentle Follow-Up Scripts
If you don’t hear back after 10–14 days:
Hello,
I’m following up on my earlier request regarding the Heritage Month educational display for May. I wanted to check whether any additional information would be helpful as you consider it.
Thank you again for your time and for the work you do for the community.
Kind regards,
[Your Name]