Jordan Bingham is a tireless advocate who is committed to both her own growth and to advancing equity in organizations and institutions. Her long experience doing this work with government and health agencies, along with her calm and persistent approach, make her an asset to any partnership. She has extensive experience in public health, racial justice and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Jordan was a founding leader of the City of Madison’s enterprise-wide Racial Equity and Social Justice Initiative. During her tenure at Public Health Madison & Dane County, the agency’s health and racial equity work gained national recognition for its capacity-building strategies and use of racial equity tools to guide organizational priorities, projects and partnerships. Jordan works nationally as a project management consultant with Race Forward, and supports organizations in the public, corporate, educational, and non-profit sectors. Jordan currently teaches “Public Health and Social Justice'' at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health. Jordan has the skill, awareness, and commitment to center the voice of people of color and those most impacted by inequities, and leads with an emphasis on engaging white people to work for racial and social justice.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE: Health Equity, Governing for Racial Equity, Application of equity tools to policies, programs, practices and partnerships