We already know social media can be harmful. This night is about what we do next.

Join us at The Buckley School for an advance screening of Your Attention Please, the new documentary about the parents, Gen Z reformers, and whistleblowers pushing back against the attention economy, one day before its official release. After the film, a panel of advocates and experts will share practical tools and steps parents, students, and educators can use to take charge and reclaim their attention.

Open to parents, educators, and middle and high school students at parental discretion.

Schedule

6:45 PM | Arrival and check-in
7:00 PM | Welcome and screening
8:40 PM | Panel discussion & audience Q&A
9:15 PM | Doors close

Location

The Buckley School
3900 Stansbury Ave
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

Julianna Arnold is Founding Member and Executive Director of Parents RISE!, a national movement of survivor-parents working to hold technology companies accountable for the harms their products can cause young people. After losing her daughter, Coco, to online harms at 17, she committed herself to making sure other families don't face the same tragedy. She works with policymakers, researchers, and families to advance enforceable protections and technology that is safe for children by design, and she co-chairs the Online Harms Prevention Workgroup of Fairplay's Screen Action Network. Julianna brings more than 15 years of experience in executive leadership, public policy, fundraising, and corporate strategy across more than 25 countries. Earlier in her career, she worked with USAID and UNHCR and served in the U.S. Senate. She holds an M.A. in Public Administration from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies and a B.A. in International Relations from UC Santa Barbara.

Maddie Freeman is a Gen Z digital wellbeing leader and the Founder and Executive Director of NoSo Connection Collective, which she started at 19 to help young people reclaim their time and attention from addictive technology. Her No Social Media November detox movement has spread to 33 countries and 40 U.S. states, and NoSo now offers youth-led programming on social media and responsible AI in schools and communities. A 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree in education, Maddie is a Youth AI Fellow at McGill University's Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy and a Public Voices Fellow with Hopelab and The OpEd Project. Her writing has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle and Tech Policy Press, and NoSo was one of seven winners of the 2026 Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children's Mental Health Innovation Awards. She holds a B.B.A. from the Leeds School of Business at CU Boulder.

Dr. Annette Iversen is a licensed Clinical Psychologist and practices in Los Angeles, California, specializing in trauma with children, teens, and adults. Other areas of specialty are anxiety disorders, grief and loss, and pain management. She consults with hospitals, Los Angeles Independent Schools, and non-profit organizations. Dr. Iversen is an adjunct professor of psychology at California State University Long Beach. She has created and facilitated programs addressing mass casualty events, as well as bereavement programs and groups. She has conducted numerous national and international presentations and workshops and has published articles in professional and academic journals.

Aniko Hill is Co-Founder and Executive Director of DopaMind, where she leads the organization’s strategy, partnerships, and day-to-day operations. She is also the author of The Tech Parenting Rulebook: 100 Simple Tips to Raise Digitally Healthy Kids, a practical, age-by-age guide that helps families build healthy tech habits. Her background as founder of an award-winning creative agency gives her a unique insider's understanding of how technology is designed to capture attention — and why teaching kids to navigate it matters so much. As a builder and leader of high-performing teams for over 20 years, she has brought together an extraordinary group of experts to establish DopaMind as a trusted resource for major school districts and prestigious private schools across the country.