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On Friday, June 26, 2026, 12:16 am, Danny Sheehan <info@newparadigminstitute.org> wrote:
A firsthand update from Disclosure Forum 2026.
Greetings Johnny,
I’m in Washington D.C. as this newsletter goes to press, attending the Disclosure Foundation's Disclosure Forum 2026 at the historic Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill. The gathering is bringing together one of the most prominent bipartisan and multidisciplinary assemblies ever convened publicly on the subject of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Chaired by former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher Mellon, the forum features senior lawmakers including Senator Mike Rounds, Representatives Anna Paulina Luna, Tim Burchett, Eric Burlison, AndrĂ© Carson, and Suhas Subramanyam. There are also leading researchers and experts such as Dr. Avi Loeb, Dr. Harold Puthoff, Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, Dr. Carlos Eire.
Throughout the day, participants are addressing congressional oversight and transparency, national security, scientific investigation of UAP, emerging technologies, public policy, psychology, religion, economics, and the broader societal implications of disclosure, with an emphasis on moving beyond debating whether the phenomenon exists toward developing serious institutional frameworks for how governments, scientists, and society should respond.
The recording of the entire day’s activities is available here. I recommend watching it!
In other news, Steven Spielberg’s film Disclosure Day keeps building momentum at theaters worldwide. I’ll be hosting two more free Sunday conversations about the film at noon Pacific Time, and you’re invited to join this weekend by registering in advance. I’ll be comparing what true facts the movie reveals in contrast to what the government’s three tranches released so far have shown us.
If you’d like to catch up on last week's Sunday Series discussion, you can watch the full replay here. We had nearly 400 participants, and we hope the energy continues (please spread the word by sharing the flyer below along with the registration link!).
In closing, I invite you to watch the latest episode of my podcast, Full Disclosure. In it, I cover major recent developments in the disclosure process.
Together, we create the future.
Danny Sheehan
President and Chief Counsel
The New Paradigm Institute
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