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Lindsey Mutschler
teaches Humanities and Art at Lake Washington Girls Middle School in Seattle. A graduate of
Western Washington University, she studied secondary art education and is a practicing mixed-media artist. She
was an Alfred Lerner Fellow for the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous in 2011 and currently serves on the
Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center’s Education Advisory Committee. Human rights provide
the framework for Lindsey’s entire Humanities curriculum, and she believes Holocaust and genocide education
underscore everything that is taught in a social justice framework.
Lin Lucas
is a visual and performing artist with a BA in elementary education from Western Washington
University. A seasoned teacher with a broad range of classroom experience ages 5 to adult, Lin has been committed
to developing programs and curricula that challenge students to explore issues related to human rights, culture, and
heritage. Lin served as the Diversity Coordinator for Northwest School from 2005-2010 and has engaged in social
justice trainings with National Association of Independent Schools, The National Coalition Building Institute,
People of Color Conference, The Red Cross, and Facing History and Ourselves.
