Jordan Thorsen
Research Partner, SFU
Wild Child Play Labs bridges community action with rigorous behavioral inquiry to protect the innate drive for play.
Field Note Contributions
Jordan coordinates the vital bridge between the playground and the white paper. Through disciplined data collection, meticulous field observations, and the synthesis of community feedback, Jordan ensures that our emergent play findings contribute to the broader rigorous behavioral inquiry led by Wild Child Play Labs.
He oversees the primary coordination of multi-site data collection, translating raw field observations into structured behavioral insights. Their ongoing synthesis of play patterns and pedagogical feedback provides the evidentiary foundation for the Wild Child Play Labs final white paper on child-led community action.