Disclosure Party (@disclosureorg) is a grassroots coalition committed to pushing for legislative transparency and civic engagement around unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). Formally launched around December 2023, they describe themselves as “a decentralized activist network” deeply involved in advocating for laws or regulatory changes that compel government disclosure of UAP-related materials. Their public-facing presence includes a website, social media activity (notably on X, previously Twitter), and a Reddit community that coordinates many of their outreach and policy actions. Their stated mission centers on influencing public policy, shaping media narratives, and cultivating community mobilization.

They foster multiple advocacy channels. One program uses letter templates and tools to help members directly contact elected officials — a strategy aimed at turning individual voices into pressure for UAP legislation. Their outreach work also includes media relations, pushing for careful public coverage of UAP issues and emphasizing transparency rather than sensationalism. Community plays a fundamental role.

People who join Disclosure Party often come from UAP-focused Reddit forums, national conversations among UFO/UAP research circles, and other forms of online activism. Their members are encouraged to engage with legislative petitions, share proposed policy drafts, and amplify awareness through social channels. A shared goal is to build what they sometimes call a “future support network for rapid societal change.” What distinguishes Disclosure Party from many UFO interest groups is their explicit legislative and relational focus. Rather than emphasizing fringe or speculative theories, they aim to influence processes — laws, disclosure statutes, oversight committees — that could require agencies to release UAP records or footage.

Although they claim to seek “objective media coverage,” how media outlets interpret “objective” varies, and some critics challenge whether the sources used are rigorous or cherry-picked. These challenges are typical in this field.

The organization claims to be decentralized, which means decision-making is diffuse and many activities emerge from community member-driven initiatives rather than a centralized staff. As a result, their messaging sometimes spans a mix of legal arguments, scientific curiosity, personal anecdotes, and political framing, depending on who’s speaking.

There are open questions around how Disclosure Party sustains its operations, including funding, governance structure, and long-term strategy. Also contested is how much access they have to accurate or credible UAP documentation, whether government or private, and how closely their advocacy aligns with broader scientific or policy experts. Still, as long as UAP disclosure remains on public and political agendas, Disclosure Party is one of the actors shaping how that conversation unfolds.