I’m one of the nation’s leading voices for reflective democracy, and frequently serve as a commentator on U.S Elections, the impact and progress towards Native representation, and the unique challenges of elected office.

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Keynotes that Shift Thinking and Spark Action

Jordan has delivered keynotes at national conferences, leadership retreats, and cross-movement gatherings. His talks connect personal narrative to structural analysis, helping audiences reimagine what’s possible when Indigenous leaders — and their communities — are at the center of power.

Select topics:

  • Building Reflective Democracy

  • Native Power & Representation in U.S. Elections

  • New Media Organizing

  • Building Long-term Movement & Organizing Infrastructure

Grounded in Community, Framed by Strategy


From statehouses to national stages, Jordan brings a clear, compelling voice to conversations about democracy, representation, and Native political power. His commentary is rooted in lived experience and backed by over a decade of field-tested strategy — making him a trusted speaker for convenings focused on movement-building, elections, and civic innovation.

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