Jordan Stephens is an artist, musician and activist who uses his platform to challenge stigma around men’s mental health and to reimagine modern fatherhood. Through his music, public speaking and advocacy he speaks candidly about lived experience, encouraging conversations that disrupt harmful stereotypes of masculinity and promote emotional wellbeing. Jordan champions supportive narratives around parenting, emphasising the importance of fathers being present, engaged and willing to show vulnerability. By bridging creativity with activism, he raises the visibility of men’s mental health and fatherhood as integral strands of diversity, advocating for policies and cultural shifts that support equitable parenting. His work combines personal insight with public engagement, inspiring organisations, communities and individuals to recognise the value of mental-health support and shared caregiving responsibilities, and to embrace more inclusive approaches to gender and family life.