Amy Fredeen is of shared Inupiaq and German descent. Most recently through CEI, Fredeen helped form a partnership with E-line Media, an industry leader educational games, that created the first video game made with an indigenous community called Never Alone. For this game Fredeen served as the lead cultural ambassador ensuring an inclusive development process that resulted in the sharing, celebrating of the Inupiaq culture and stories. With 26 mini documentaries embedded in the game, Never Alone won a 2015 British Academy Award for Best Debut and has had 3 million downloads to date.