Scott Stubbe and Ndindi Kitonga, PhD are the husband-and-wife founders of Angeles Workshop School, a revolutionary independent school in West Los Angeles that incorporates role-playing games and social justice into a democratic learning model, providing a truly authentic education for inquisitive teens. Both Scott and Ndindi are award-winning educators with decades of experience, as well as artists and activists. 

Scott, a Los Angeles native, is also a filmmaker and designer of over a dozen educational RPGs. He has led his students to six California Student Media Fest wins, and two Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted film awards. Scott has spoken on RPG-based socio-emotional learning for students on the spectrum at San Diego Comic Con and Wonder Con.

Ndindi is a Kenyan-American revolutionary educator. She is an organizer and activist with the International Marxist Humanist Organization, and a board member for Street Symphony. Ndindi is also a published scholar in the areas of critical pedagogy, postcolonial studies and democratic education.