[5] Lindsay worked as a full-time modern studies schoolteacher in Edinburgh until 2014, when she became a full time writer, mentor, and events organiser.
[5] In 2016, Lindsay established her own company, "Flint & Pitch", which curates and hosts events that combine music and poetry, showcasing them at prominent venues like the Royal Lyceum Theatre.
[2] Lindsay published her second full poetry collection, "This Script," by Stewed Rhubarb Press in 2019.
[6] In 2020, Lindsay won the John Byrne Award for Critical Thinking for her film-poem ‘The Imagined We’.
[14] In 2020, during a session in the Scottish Parliament, SNP member Joan McAlpine MSP said that it was “worrying that women such as feminist poets in Scotland, Jenny Lindsay and Magi Gibson, have been subject to online mobs trying to stop them getting work or blocking their performances”.