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Research & Policy

Briefs, reports, and recommendations on oversight, transparency, and governance related to UAP.

New Research

New Survey Finds Broad Public Support for UAP Transparency Across Party Lines

A June 2026 national survey of 303 U.S. adults found strong bipartisan consensus: respondents overwhelmingly want more government transparency on UAP and trust science-led institutions over the federal government to provide credible information.

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84%

want more government information

69%

believe UAP exist

59%

support open hearings

Research Report

The Psychological Impact of UAP/NHI Disclosure

A comprehensive analysis of how individuals and societies may respond psychologically to formal disclosure of unidentified anomalous phenomena and non-human intelligence, with a national preparedness framework.

Jun 19, 2026

Policy BriefNo. 4

Disclosure To Congress Of Classified UAP Information

This policy brief clarifies legal considerations around the sharing of classified UAP information with Congress, outlines whistleblower protections, and charts a path to informing congressional oversight.

Jul 30, 2025

Policy BriefNo. 3

Will the Declassification Task Force or President Trump Compel the DoD to Release its Trove of Unclassified UAP Videos?

This policy brief explores how a congressional declassification task force—or a second Trump administration—could unlock improperly withheld UAP videos, challenging systemic overclassification and renewing momentum for public transparency.

Apr 5, 2025

Policy BriefNo. 2

Flying Saucers and the Ivory Dome: Congressional Oversight Concerning Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

This policy brief features the legal analysis of Dillon Guthrie evaluating recent congressional and official actions related to UAP, published in volume 16 of the Harvard National Security Journal.

Jan 29, 2025

Policy BriefNo. 1

Prioritizing Emerging All-Domain Technologies

This policy brief highlights one of the most pressing challenges to American and global security: Emerging All-Domain Technologies (EADT), including drones, UAP, and advanced systems operating across all domains.

Jan 9, 2025