Advancing Transparency on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena
We are a nonpartisan nonprofit supporting UAP legislation, protecting whistleblowers, and raising public awareness for greater transparency.
At the UAP Disclosure Fund, we are driven by a mission to bring truth to the public about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). We believe that transparency is not only a right of the people but a necessity for democracy. Our approach is built on deep collaboration with government bodies, support for whistleblowers, and the pursuit of policies that prioritize openness and public access to significant information.
Transparency & Accountability
Advocating for the release of key information and promoting government accountability regarding UAPs, ensuring the public has access to the truth.
Whistleblower Protection
Providing a safe platform for individuals who come forward with critical information, ensuring their protection and amplifying their voices.
Advocacy for Policy Change
Working closely with legislators and policymakers to establish frameworks that demand transparency and promote public access to declassified information.
Public Awareness & Engagement
Facilitating public engagement and raising awareness to foster an informed society that actively supports government disclosure of UAP-related materials.
Facilitating Legislative-Executive Collaboration
Driving collaboration and dialogue between the legislative and executive branches to clarify authority over UAP-related information and ensure responsible disclosure.
Building Alliances with Key Stakeholders
Partnering with influential voices, including academics, former government officials, and subject matter experts, to strengthen the push for greater transparency and accountability.
Our Team
Our team consists of dedicated experts with diverse backgrounds in government, research, and advocacy. Together, we work tirelessly to drive transparency and foster meaningful change on UAP issues, ensuring that our mission remains impactful and guided by the pursuit of truth.
