Join us live today for our virtual town hall event, UAP Awareness and Response for the Good of Public Safety. Featuring: Larry Hancock, Ian Pruitt, Dr. Keith Taylor, Lenore Wiand, and Sean Grosvenor. Watch the livestream here:

Join us live today for our virtual town hall event, UAP Awareness and Response for the Good of Public Safety. Featuring: Larry Hancock, Ian Pruitt, Dr. Keith Taylor, Lenore Wiand, and Sean Grosvenor. Watch the livestream here:

Join us live on Thursday, Oct. 16 • 2pm ET, for our Virtual Town Hall: UAP Awareness and Response for the Good of Public Safety. This experts panel discussion is intended for public safety officials and members of the public. Webinar available here: https://t.co/aggIp7pgis

It turns out building things takes a long time. Come to our IRL event next month [COMMA_CON 2025] to see what the team has been cooking the past 10 years. No LIDAR, maps, test drivers, labeling team, or cone guys here. Just a beautiful end-to-end stack crafted by a tiny team.

Federal law requires the government to transfer its UAP records to the National Archives, but the collection so far “remains piddling.” As Chris Mellon writes, UAPDF is filing FOIA requests and preparing to litigate, where necessary, to enforce the law and restore transparency.

It shouldn’t take leaks for the public to learn what our government already knows. In @sfchronicle, @ChrisKMellon explains why UAP transparency is both a legal duty and a public necessity. https://t.co/bBf79sP7L0

“Unidentified objects reoccur in U.S. operational areas off Southern California.” – Chief Wiggins He underscored 3 needs for Congress: 1️⃣ Aviation & maritime safety 2️⃣ Reporting without stigma, with witness protections 3️⃣ Declassification & transparency

"We stand at a pivotal moment in history.” – Jeffrey Nuccetelli, USAF Veteran He laid out 3 clear goals for Congress: 1️⃣ Fund independent UAP research 2️⃣ End secrecy & overclassification 3️⃣ Protect witnesses The moment to act is now.

“This is about demanding basic transparency.” -@RepLuna Citing UAPDF Chairman Chris Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), she makes clear: reports that omit agencies, records, and testimony betray Congress’ mandate. The public deserves answers, not silence.

We recognize the efforts of @DoD_AARO and @USNatArchives in advancing UAP transparency, even within the limits of classification and bureaucracy. These steps, while limited, demonstrate that progress is possible, and show why leadership and persistence will be so important in

UAPDF has been working diligently to support Congress in its UAP oversight mission. Ahead of the Sept. 9 hearing, here’s a progress report on the information and tools we’ve provided to help advance the work. 📄 Full statement: https://t.co/zML7xAgbvm @RepLuna @RepJasmine

This clip is from Rep. Luna’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. You can watch the full conversation on the official JRE channel. https://t.co/28fAJMp2eq

Encouraging to see Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (@RepLuna), Chair of Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, making a strong case for UAP transparency and why this issue deserves serious attention. We appreciate her leadership in advancing the conversation.

We are honored to announce that Matthew Pines has joined the UAP Disclosure Fund’s Advisory Board. His long track record in strategic intelligence and national security analysis will be invaluable to our push for transparent, evidence-driven UAP policy. "I’m proud to join the

"I couldn't care less." Caleb Williams addresses comments made during the Monday Night Football broadcast against the Commanders.

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On National Whistleblower Day, we’re addressing a common concern: Many whistleblowers believe that sharing classified UAP info with Congress could result in criminal or civil liability. This fear is understandable, but it is not supported by the facts. Our new policy brief

New @DefenseScoop article out today: The Senate’s FY-26 NDAA draft nudges UAP transparency forward, yet critical transparency gaps persist. “More can—and should—always be done,” says @UAPDF chairman @ChrisKMellon, who pushes for the release of withheld Air Force sensor data, a

This interview is the property of The New York Times and originally appeared as part of the Interesting Times podcast hosted by Ross Douthat. Read or listen to the full version here: https://t.co/7ZyH4cQi58

In its most in-depth interview on UFOs to date, The New York Times dives into the cultural and political dimensions of the phenomenon. Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka traces centuries of encounters, and explores how today’s whistleblowers, military insiders, and secrecy debates are

Encouraging to see UAP provisions included in the FY26 NDAA, marking the fifth time since 2020 that Congress has advanced legislation on this issue—a testament to growing bipartisan interest in oversight and transparency. I’m especially gratified by the language requiring prompt