ALT A “Whose History” conference poster 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

ALT Promotional image for the 2025 IBBY UK conference titled ‘Whose History: Challenging historical narratives through writing for children and young people.’ The image shows a computer monitor with colourful question mark speech bubbles and the words ‘Join Online’ on the screen. The IBBY UK logo appears below.

ALT Banner for the IBBY 2025 Conference. Main title reads: "WHOSE HISTORY?" with the subtitle "Challenging historical narratives through writing for children and young people." The date is highlighted in bold: "Saturday 8th November." Location: "Open Ealing Arts Centre, School Lane, Dickens Yard, W5 2TD." The left side shows vertical text: "IBBY 2025 Conference." At the bottom right is the IBBY UK logo. The design includes a red question mark in a speech bubble on the right and a green question mark in a speech bubble on the left.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Little Rebels Award 2025 shortlist. Text reads: 'Celebrating Radical Fiction for Children!' and '#LittleRebelsAward'. Six shortlisted children's book covers are displayed: 1) 'Kende! Kende! Kende!' by Kirsten Cappy & Yaya Gentille, illustrated by Rahana Dariah — shows a joyful child in a wheelbarrow pushed by an adult, with chickens nearby. 2) 'The Fights That Make Us' by Sarah Hagger-Holt — features children holding protest signs with a rainbow backdrop. 3) 'Cottonopolis' by SF Said and Layzell — depicts two children from different backgrounds smiling against a dark, starry backdrop. 4) 'Keedie' by Elle McNicoll — shows a girl with headphones in a vibrant, stylized design. 5) 'Mayowa and the Sea of Words' by Chibundu Onuzo — a girl reading while colorful words swirl around her. 6) 'Zac and Jac' by Cathy Jenkins — two boys smiling and playing together in sports gear. Logos for the Barry Amiel & Norman Melburn Trust and the Little Rebels Award are included.

ALT Illustrated poster promoting the IBBY-UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers in Indigenous and Endangered Languages. The artwork depicts a person walking through a vibrant forest filled with colorful foliage. The main text announces a call for submissions with a deadline of 15 December 2025. Logos of IBBY, UNESCO, and the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022–2032) are included at the bottom, along with illustration credits to Juan Palomino and text by Irene Vasco.

ALT Illustrated poster featuring a group of people, including children and adults, sitting together and reading in a natural setting near a thatched hut surrounded by colorful plants. The text outlines criteria for submitting books to the IBBY-UNESCO Collection. Requirements include high-quality children’s or young adult books published between January 2018 and December 2025, written in or including Indigenous and/or endangered languages, aligning with UNESCO principles, and supporting the Global Action Plan of the International Decade of Indigenous Languages. Submission must meet all listed requirements.