Weaving Three Stories Project is a series of yarning and weaving workshops led by First Peoples to promote intercultural engagement in Fisherman’s Bend.  Responding to the need to build community connection while the precinct is under transition, the project aims to create an ongoing sense of belonging, inclusion and welcoming from First Peoples. The project brings local First Nations educators together to weave stories about the embedded narrative of place and invites the broader community to learn stories of common connection that can untangle intercultural differences and build a more meaningful appreciation of First Peoples culture.

Weaving Three Stories is a collaboration between Bianca Easton and Sarah Naarden who have collaborated on several weaving and yarning circles at significant Healing and Reconciliation events in Melbourne. Bianca Easton a Boon Wurrung traditional cultural educator, creative workshop facilitator, and weaver who lives locally.   Sarah Naarden co-founder of Turruk yarning circles at non-profit organisation Initiatives of Change Australia. A trained architect, co-design facilitator, social researcher and Regenerative Designer who codesigns with First peoples. Sarah also has strong ties to the area where she grew up.