Jordan Flowers
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PersonAdvocateJordan Flowers is the executive director of the Disclosure Foundation, organizing policy, scientific, and public initiatives around UAP transparency.
Jordan Flowers is the executive director of the Disclosure Foundation, organizing policy, scientific, and public initiatives around UAP transparency.
Jordan Flowers is an American nonprofit executive and UAP transparency advocate who serves as executive director of the Disclosure Foundation. His work centers on building an organization that can connect former officials, scientists, lawmakers, witnesses, and members of the public without functioning as a partisan campaign. The Foundation presents disclosure as an issue of government accountability, aerospace safety, science, and public trust.
Flowers oversees public forums, educational material, media appearances, and relationships with an advisory board that includes people from national security, law, science, and psychology. Under his leadership, the organization has convened events in Washington, responded to federal document releases, and supported discussions of whistleblower protection and scientific access. This is coalition and institution-building rather than firsthand investigation of a particular sighting.
He has argued that the UAP issue should be approached through evidence, clear authorities, and durable public mechanisms. In media interviews he frequently places new claims against what agencies have released and what Congress has requested, emphasizing the mismatch between official acknowledgments and persistent secrecy. The Foundation’s advocacy favors greater openness, so its statements should be understood as part of the UAP disclosure movement rather than as neutral government findings.
Flowers is helping professionalize a field often driven by individual personalities and episodic revelations. He works to translate public interest into hearings, archival review, scientific advice, and oversight and accountability. His role does not establish the truth of recovered-craft allegations; it affects whether those allegations can be evaluated through records, protected testimony, and institutions capable of surviving a news cycle.
[Retweeted] In this second clip from the recent Beyond Institute Stockholm UAP conference, Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) examines the geopolitical Risks of UAP Secrecy. Flowers: "There is a sub rosa arms race for winner-take-all technology... Maybe a breakthrough has rattled this perfect equilibrium of secrecy and that's why we need to take risks in terms of disclosing this to the public so that we can work together... to collaborate and solve the pr...
[Retweeted] In this second clip from the recent Beyond Institute Stockholm UAP conference, Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) examines the geopolitical Risks of UAP Secrecy. Flowers: "There is a sub rosa arms race for winner-take-all technology... Maybe a breakthrough has rattled this perfect equilibrium of secrecy and that's why we need to take risks in terms of disclosing this to the public so that we can work together... to collaborate and solve the pr...
[Retweeted] UAP Disclosure: A Global Challenge During a recent UAP panel in Stockholm, Sweden, Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers), Executive Director of the Disclosure Foundation, and Dylan Borland (@TheDylanBorland), former U.S. Air Force specialist and UAP whistleblower, discussed the international challenges surrounding UAP transparency. Their discussion highlighted the influence of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance, the lack of formal UAP reporting mechanisms across much of Europe, and the...
[Retweeted] Disclosure Foundation Newsletters Are Now Available Online The Disclosure Foundation is pleased to announce that our monthly newsletters are now available to read and download as PDFs directly from our website, beginning with our October 2026 edition. Each newsletter provides updates on the Foundation’s ongoing work, policy initiatives, research, public engagement, and efforts to advance transparency and responsible UAP disclosure. Our October edition highlights our engagement wit...
Rep. Eric Burlison and Jordan Flowers of Disclosure Foundation talk with Dr. Phil about the US Government luring in UAP
[Retweeted] UAP Studies Expand at CUNY Graduate Center The City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center will offer a new Master’s-level course in Spring 2027 titled “From UFOs to UAP: Disclosure and National Security,” taught by Dr. Eli Karetny (@EKaretny) of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies. This past May, the Disclosure Foundation proudly sponsored a CUNY Graduate Center event featuring investigative journalist Leslie Kean (@lesliekean), where our Executive Directo...
Trump & Burlison seem to push the UFO 'luring' ops to the Disclosure forefront - Psicoactivo #1187
And another 6-post fully sourced thread from @jordanflowers in regards to the UAP luring operation that reportedly took place in late 2025 at White Sands Missil [Quoted] My segment on CBS linked below. Key takeaway: Based on publicly available information, we can conclude that the December 2025 incursions in the Southern US were the result of a UAP "luring" operation. Not only was the operation "very successful", it was briefed to a member of the
[Retweeted] “The President is the ultimate declassification authority.” Speaking with Dr. Phil (@DrPhil), Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) emphasized the president's broad authority to declassify information and outlined three actions to advance UAP transparency: 1. Expand NDA waivers across the intelligence community, defense contractors, and federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs). 2. Produce a National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) o...
[Retweeted] “The President is the ultimate declassification authority.” Speaking with Dr. Phil (@DrPhil), Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) emphasized the president's broad authority to declassify information and outlined three actions to advance UAP transparency: 1. Expand NDA waivers across the intelligence community, defense contractors, and federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs). 2. Produce a National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) o...
