He recently graduated summa cum laude from Gonzaga University School of Law. In law school, Lindsey helped restart the student Guild chapter, coordinate a free juvenile record sealing clinic, facilitate a weekly public interest speaker series, and interned with the Federal Defenders. In a past life, Lindsey taught ecology in the old-growth and riparian forests of the Olympic Peninsula, collaborating with Klallam traditional knowledge educators. He has returned to his hometown of Port Angeles, Washington, and resumed organizing on grassroots issues of indigenous self-determination, ecological justice, anti-oppression, human rights, and civil liberties. He also organizes with the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund. Thanks to the Haywood Burns Fellowship, Lindsey is working on the plaintiffs' legal team in Panagacos v. Towery, a civil rights case concerning military spying on anti-war protestors.