Jordan Clark

Jordan Clark is a globally conscious lifelong learner and artist activist with a focus on measuring the physiological effects of microaggressions to 'Quantify the Marginalized Experience'.

Jordan aspires to use Biometric Virtual Reality to address global poverty and increase empathy, advocating for Artificial Intelligence-driven Universal Basic Income (UBI) for the impoverished.

Jordan envisions empowering the global poor as virtual storytellers through 'Culturally Conscious Tourism' to combat unconscious bias.

Jordan emphasizes the importance of wellness and finding purpose in a changing world, believing that life data reveals true narratives about individuals.

With educational backgrounds in Special Education, Political Science, and Urban Planning from institutions like Boston University, Duke University, and Northeastern University, Jordan has a solid academic foundation.

Jordan's professional journey includes roles such as Data Acquisition Specialist at Affectiva, Chief Executive Officer at Human-iT-E, and Head Of Research at Village Piff Cooperate.

Jordan has also contributed to various organizations and institutions, including Boston Public Schools, Northeastern University, and District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).

Jordan's diverse experience spans from teaching and research to consulting and ambassadorship, reflecting a strong commitment to education, social impact, and data-driven decision-making.