at the Columbia Water Center's (Columbia University) event: Make Your WaterMark: The Water Crisis and Campus Activism. Jordan spoke at The New York Times Cities For Tomorrow on April 22, 2014. This conference allowed public and private sector thought leaders from around the globe to convene and examine the issues that will define, going forward, the creation of a new urban landscape – with an emphasis on sustainability, smart cities and resiliency. She addressed socially responsible new ideas, designed projects and innovative products by discussing The Water Tank Project. On May 9, 2014 Jordan gave a talk at TEDxTallinn about public art and water conservation. Her talk focused on her experiences and how they led to her inspiration of using public art to raise awareness about serious environmental and social problems. She emphasized making a positive difference by inspiring people to take action. Jordan spoke about Sustaining Art Communities in the Face of Gentrification on June 1, 2014. This panel was held at the NEWD ART FAIR in Brooklyn, New York. Jordan was accompanied by Hrag Vartanian from Hyperallergic, Deborah Brown from Storefront, and William Powhida, an institutional critique artist who has been vocal about artist rights and economics. In September 2014 Jordan was part of the Media Rise festival in Washington DC where she spoke at a panel about Environmental Sustainability. She was accompanied by filmmaker Jeff Orlowiski, Ippon Matsu Beer founder Kota Kobayashi and Creative Conservationist and National Geographic Emerging Explorer Asher Jay. Jordan was chosen as a face of Revlon in May 2014. The topic was on women being bold and making changes in the world. A television show featuring her and three other aspiring activists will be televised later this year. The exposure will be featured in Elle, Marie Claire and numerous other publications. Mary Jordan has worked with institutions such as FIAF (French Institute Alliance Francasie) in New York. In 2020 she helped to support presenting a number of academy award winning films and performances. Film festivals participation She has exhibited her film work at festivals including BFI London Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Los Angeles Film Festival, Seattle International Film Festival, Copenhagen International Film Festival, Sydney Film Festival, Pacific Film & Television Commission. Her work has been theatrically released and exhibited at Film Forum in New York City, on the Sundance Channel, and on multiple network stations. Her own background as a painter,