Join us for an exclusive screening of the Weaving Three Stories documentary film - a powerful and practical call to action for First Nations allyship.
Throughout 2025, FB IDEAs supported the Weaving Three Stories project, led by Sarah Naarden from Initiatives of Change in collaboration with Bianca Easton, a Boonwurrung cultural educator, creative facilitator and weaver who lives locally in Fishermans Bend. The project included 3 yarning and weaving workshops led by First Peoples to promote intercultural engagement in Fisherman’s Bend and invited the broader community to learn stories of common connection that can untangle intercultural differences and build a more meaningful appreciation of First Peoples culture.
As part of the project, the team also created a documentary film - documenting the Weaving Three Stories workshops in Fishermans bend and drawing on the lessons learnt from 5 years of Turruk truth telling program by Initiatives of Change. The film is an inspiring and practical call to action to be an Ally.
With the support of SAE University College located in Fishermans Bend, we are delighted to host an exclusive screening of the film, to be followed by panel discussion exploring practical insights into being an ally and a champion for change.
Ticket Price: $20 per person, plus GST.
Free tickets also available for First Nations peoples, students and those who would otherwise not be able to participate.
All proceeds from ticket sales will go to support First Nations self-determination with scholarships enabling participation in ethical leadership, peace building and trust building programs with Initiatives of Change.