Jordan Willow Evans is a policy analyst and writer living in Goffstown, New Hampshire. She frequently explores and writes on trans identity, individuality, and cultural issues from a libertarian perspective. Jordan is the treasurer of MassEquality and chair of the Libertarian Policy Foundation. She has appeared on ABC News, BNT 1, Sky News, VICE World News, and RT, and her articles have been in the Telegram & Gazette, CommonWealth Magazine, Houston Chronicle, Advocate, and Kansas City Star.
She is originally from Charlton, Massachusetts, where she served seven years as an elected library trustee and six years as an elected constable. She also served two terms on the Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee. Jordan has appeared in Represent: The Woman’s Guide to Running for Office and Changing the World and was featured in the Worcester Historial Museum’s 2021 exhibit PRETTY POWERFUL: 100 Years of Voting & Style. In addition, she received the 2019 Safe Homes People of Courage Award for Public Service for her community advocacy in Central Massachusetts.
Jordan previously worked with Log Cabin Republicans and the 2018 Massachusetts Yes on 3 Coalition. She also co-authored Transgender Student Safety and Equality For All Students, which she presented along with Log Cabin Republicans to the Department of Education. For several years, Jordan organized Colors, a support group for LGBTQ+ members of the disability community through Seven Hills Family Services. In addition, she was once board president for the former Boston-based Butterfly Music Transgender Chorus.
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