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Lindsay Sturman

TV Writer

Lindsay Sturman is a television writer and producer who has also been involved in education reform and community initiatives. She is a co-founder of Larchmont Charter School and has served as a board member.2 Sturman has worked as a showrunner for several TV series, including "When Calls the Heart" (2022-2024), "Supergirl" (2019-2021), and "Teen Wolf" (2016-2017).1 She has also written for shows such as "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "Rizzoli & Isles".1

In addition to her work in television, Sturman is actively involved in community initiatives:

  1. She is a co-founder of the Livable Communities Initiative, which focuses on addressing the affordable housing crisis and improving urban design.14
  2. Sturman is an advocate for sustainable transportation, particularly promoting the use of bicycles and e-bikes.3
  3. She co-hosts a podcast called "Bike Talk" where she discusses cycling-related topics.3

Sturman's educational background includes:

  • A graduate degree from Columbia University's film school
  • An undergraduate degree from Harvard University, where she was part of the class of 199213

Her LinkedIn profile (username: lindsay-sturman-168a334) describes her as a "Television writer/producer, Co-Founder of Livable Communities Initiative, Housing, transportation and bike activist".4

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Los Angeles, California