Jordan Willow Evans is an editor and policy analyst living in Goffstown, New Hampshire. Her work frequently focuses on personal identity, freedom of expression, culture, and social issues, particularly from a civil libertarian perspective. She also writes about alternative and independent political movements, with a particular interest in the internal dynamics that influence them.
Jordan serves as Executive Director of the Outsider Media Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting journalism about underrepresented political movements. She is also Chair of the Libertarian Policy Foundation and Treasurer of MassEquality. Her work often brings together her interests in personal liberty, equality, and political pluralism, and she has worked with Republican, libertarian, and equality-focused organizations over the years to find common ground across otherwise very different political perspectives.
In addition to writing, Jordan has appeared on media platforms including VICE World News, ABC News, BNT 1, Sky News, and American Community Media, and has spoken on the relationship between personal identity and public politics at Harvard Kennedy School and the New England Historical Association. In 2017, while involved with Log Cabin Republicans, she co-authored Transgender Student Safety and Equality For All Students, which the organization later presented to the U.S. Department of Education.
Closer to home, Jordan serves as Vice Chair of the Goffstown Public Library Board of Trustees. Before moving to New Hampshire, she held several elected positions in Charlton, Massachusetts, including library trustee, constable, and member of the Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee. She has also worked as a disability advocate in Central Massachusetts, including supporting greater participation by people with disabilities in local elections and founding an LGBTQ+ inclusive support group for members of the disability community.