Talk:Scilla Andreen
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Hello. I am Scilla Andreen, the subject of this article, so I have a conflict of interest and am not editing the article myself. I'd be grateful if an uninvolved editor could review the following factual updates and corrections. Sources are listed with each item. Thank you for your time.
1. Impactful Fund (formerly the IndieFlix Foundation)
- The IndieFlix Foundation has been renamed Impactful Fund. Please update "She founded the IndieFlix Foundation" to "She founded the IndieFlix Foundation, now Impactful Fund", and replace the Official website link (http://www.indieflixfoundation.org/, now outdated).
- Source: https://www.impactfulfund.org/board ("Impactful Fund, formerly IndieFlix Foundation, was created in 2011 by Scilla Andreen")
- Independent source: Kristi Sellers, "Building Resilience Before the Crisis", Bellevue Lifestyle (City Lifestyle), August 2026: https://citylifestyle.com/articles/scilla-andreen
2. Official website
- Please add my official website, https://scillaandreen.com, to the infobox (website field) and to External links as Official website.
3. Current work: Impactful Networks
- I am the founder and CEO of Impactful Networks, which makes the Creative Coping Toolkit, a film-based mental health education program used by schools and workplaces.
- Source: https://www.impactfulnetworks.com/about
4. Author and speaker
- Please add "author" and "speaker" to the occupation field and the lead.
- Author: The Creative Coping Toolkit: Simple Activities That Gamify Talking About Our Feelings (IndieFlix Group, 2019), illustrated by Jerrin Padre. ISBN 978-1-7341990-0-0.
- Independent source (book): KING 5 New Day Northwest, "The Creative Coping Toolkit 'gamifies' talking about your feelings": https://www.king5.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/new-day-northwest/the-creative-coping-toolkit-scilla-andreen-mental-health/281-a2b7cc3e-a2fe-46e7-992d-9e6b39eba2d7
- Speaker at national and international conferences, including NAMICon, the NAMI National Convention (Minneapolis, 2023), the International School Counselor Association annual conference (Prague, 2026) and the Silicon Valley Employee Benefits Conference (2026, opening keynote).
- Source (SVEF): Silicon Valley Employers Forum, 2026 Silicon Valley Employee Benefits Conference agenda, "Opening Keynote Speaker Scilla Andreen – CEO, Impactful Networks": https://sveforum.org/2026-employee-benefits-conference/2026-employee-benefits-conference-agenda/
- Source (NAMI): NAMICon 2023, the NAMI National Convention, Minneapolis, May 2023. Session "RACE to Be Human: The Impact of Race and Racism on Youth Mental Health", speaker Scilla Andreen, a screening of the film with discussion: https://namicon2023.nami.org/agenda/youth-young-adult-mental-health/ (speaker listing: https://namicon2023.nami.org/agenda/namicon-speakers/)
- Source (ISCA): International School Counselor Association, 2026 Annual Conference in Prague, session "Stories, Brain Science, and AI: A New Blueprint for Student Wellbeing", Scilla Andreen: https://iscainfo.com/2026-annual-conference-in-prague-schedule/
5. Corrections to filmography and awards
- Dawson's Creek: I was costume designer on the pilot only (1998), not the series. The table currently implies the series.
- Smallville: one episode. Please add it to the costume design table as "one episode" to match the text.
- Party of Five: I worked on all six seasons (1994–2000). The text currently says 1994–1999.
- Mutual Love Life (1999): both statements in the article are correct. It won Best Short Film at Slamdance and was considered for the Academy Awards as a Top 10 Live Action Short. Please keep both and make the text and table consistent.
- Angst (2017) is listed twice in the producer table. Please merge the two rows into one.
- Screenagers (2016): I was a producer, and IndieFlix Education distributed the film in its first year.
- Nevertheless (2020, directed by Sarah Moshman, distributed by IndieFlix): executive producer. Please add it to the producer table. Sources: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10894226/fullcredits/ (executive producer credit) and https://www.neverthelessfilm.com/
- 2019: named a "Woman to Watch" in Multichannel News' Wonder Women in Streaming. Please add this to the awards table. The article already cites this, but the reference address has a typo. Correct sources: https://www.nexttv.com/news/women-to-watch-2019 and https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mcn-names-2019-wonder-women-in-streaming-and-women-to-watch-in-streaming-300896526.html
- Awards table: the 1989 Emmy nomination for The Wonder Years appears twice ("Primetime Emmy" and "Academy of Television Arts & Sciences"). These are the same nomination. Please merge them into one row.
- The Empowerment Project (2014 film): the awards table lists a 2016 "Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Best Feature Documentary" nomination. It was a 2016 Chicago/Midwest Emmy nomination for Outstanding Cultural Documentary (NATAS Chicago/Midwest chapter). Please correct the awards table and keep the producer table's film year as 2014. Source: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3574924/awards/
6. Personal life
- Eric Michael Winn is now my husband. Please change "her long time love of 15 years, Eric Michael Winn" to "her husband, Eric Michael Winn".
7. An additional independent source
- The Seattle Times covered IndieFlix's expansion into films about young people's mental health, which may help address the "unreliable sources" banner: https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/movies/seattle-based-indieflix-expanding-its-content-including-with-films-about-mental-health-for-young-people/
8. Housekeeping
- External links: the YouTube video LxSjfNqbfmc is listed twice, and the KING 5 link uses the YouTube template although it is not a YouTube video.
- The reference to "wonderwomeninstraming.com" has a typo in its address. It can be replaced with https://www.nexttv.com/news/women-to-watch-2019
- The GirlTalkHQ article is credited to Multi Channel News as publisher.
Thank you again. Scilla Andreen (talk) 05:10, 30 September 2026 (UTC)
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