Learning from First Nations Allyship in Fishermans Bend
Last week we hosted a special event to screen the Weaving Three Stories documentary film and explore why fostering human connections is a key part of our shared reconciliation journey in Fishermans Bend, and beyond.
The power of partnership: Port of Melbourne’s support provides home for diverse projects
From rainwater harvesting and marine ecology to cultural weaving , in partnership with Port of Melbourne, FBIDEAs has supported a range of innovative projects that test what’s possible when community, creativity and industry come together.
Closing the loop - weaving connections and seeding regenerative development
Last Saturday, we hosted the third and final workshop as part of the Weaving Three Stories project at the Fishermans Bend Circular Design Collective. Despite the chilly winter conditions, the space became a glowing beacon of hope for the future.
Weaving Reconciliation through connection to place
The Weaving Three Stories team continued to build connections and intercultural understanding in Fishermans Bend last weekend, with the second workshop in the series a resounding success.
Ancient Frequencies, Urban Threads: How a Circle of Strangers Became a Community—One Stitch at a Time
Last Saturday, something quietly profound unfolded at Romulus Folio Gallery at The Gladstone in South Melbourne—the first in a series of intercultural weaving and yarning circles led by First Peoples and co-produced by Bianca Easton and Sarah Naarden—offered more than a workshop. It became an act of cultural listening, community-making, and collective healing.