Clarke School of Law, teaching in the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic. Previously, she worked with the American Immigration Council focused on efforts to end the detention of immigrant families seeking protection in the United States, as part of the CARA Family Detention Pro Bono Project. As an Equal Justice Works Fellow and later a staff attorney, she launched and led the African Women's Empowerment Project at the Tahirih Justice Center, conducting outreach to, and representing survivors of, gender-based violence in the DC metro area. Lindsay's publications address contemporary issues in asylum law and policy, including gender-based and gang-related asylum claims, as well as the integration of asylees and the interaction of the immigration court backlog and the one-year filing deadline for asylum.