About Jordan
Jordan has garnered over a decade of storytelling experience through his professional career, community engagement work, and degree in Journalism & Film from California State University, Long Beach. With his background, Jordan is equipped with tools in communications, podcasting, philanthropy, writing, photography, media design and social media.
He finds himself constantly writing, whether it’s poetry, articles, blogging or everything in between. As a writer, he wants to focus on social commentary that deals with the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, spirituality, and body liberation – all topics that make up who Jordan is.
During his time at CSULB, he worked for several student-run publications as staff writer and editor, which allowed him to hone his skills in commentary, AP style, media design, and photography. He believes in the idea of crafting and mastering your voice, which led him to his work with helping writers cultivate and effectively use their own voice.
A published photographer, Jordan uses his photos to capture crucial context for stories, and to provide a visual dialogue for the story he’s sharing. He specializes in portraits and events, but is adept to any style needed to capture moments in time.
Jordan is also a seasoned nonprofit professional, particularly within the philanthropy space having served as the Communications and Creative Specialist for a foundation based in San Diego, and currently serves as a Junior Program Officer of a national fund serving Jews of Color in the U.S.
Creatively, Jordan spends his time cultivating online through his social media efforts, and by cohosting the BFF: Black, Fat, Femme Podcast on iHeartMedia’s Outspoken network.
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