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Jordan likes to introduce himself as “not a typical senator”. He was born in North Hampton, England in 1994 and entered politics by chance in late 2017. He was a student at Macquarie University studying a bachelor’s degree in politics and history before his studies were cut short after his appointment to the Senate. Jordan uses a wheelchair for cerebral palsy and is a disability and youth advocate and activist, striving for positive change with his time in the senate.
Since he entered politics, he has really shaken things up. Jordan understands that as a young, disabled person, he has a platform to effect change for people living with disabilities in Australia. He has been very engaged in the youth climate movement since its start and is passionate about addressing climate issues. Jordan also spends a lot of time campaigning in the disability, health, and peace spaces as he understands how integral they are to making a community a safe and secure space for everyone.
Jordan explains, “Over the course of my life, I’ve learned that to be a young person with a disability in contemporary Australia is to occupy the intersection of some of our society’s most ingrained myths. At every opportunity, I’ve worked hard to bust these myths and be a strong voice for the issues that matter. I will continue to do so in parliament as your senator for Western Australia.”
Before his election, Jordan spent a lot of his free time out in the Western Australian community campaigning for better futures for all. His passion towards climate change and disability advocacy was at the forefront of what he does.
When Jordan entered politics in 2017, he was campaigning to ensure Greens’ popular co-deputy Senator Scott Ludlam kept his seat. Jordan ran third on the Greens’ West Australian Senate ticket, but the 22-year-old was brought into the Senate after the shock resignation of Mr Ludlam. The win made Jordan the youngest sitting federal politician and the first disabled politician.
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