A poster titled “Whose History” with the subtitle “Challenging historical narratives through writing for children and young people.” The background features colorful question mark cloud shapes in red, blue, and green. The price list section includes: Non-member £95, Member £80, Student £40, and Online £35. At the bottom, there is the logo for IBBY UK and the website address www.ibby.org.uk

Join authors, educators and publishers as we explore how children's books can challenge dominant historical narratives and open space for new voices.

🗓 8 November 2025
📍Open Ealing Arts Centre + online
🎟 £35 to £95
🌐 www.tickettailor.com/events/ibbyu...

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Tickets are going fast for this amazing day of deep dives into history in a #kidlituk context with star speakers including @balirai.bsky.social @catherinejohnson.bsky.social and THE @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social !!
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#DarkNoon is superb. A fascinating look at what happens when stories are not told by the winners? Thought-provoking & engrossing theatre about the American West performed by a great South African cast. #history #whosehistory #publichistory

Golder archae says found nothing of "historical significance" so far. #whosehistory? #NWSScemetery http://sdrv.ms/RL4Z6P