Jordan Flowers
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PersonJordan 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] Disclosure Foundation Executive Director @jordanflowers joined @GadiNBC on @NBCNews to discuss this past Friday's Department of War's sixth release of UAP records and newly released military footage. Flowers: "I think in order to protect our men and women in service, we really need to see more context [that comes along with these videos], we need to see the data, we need science to be done on this and we need a National Intelligence Estimate." Authentic disclosure must include ana...
[Retweeted] Disclosure Foundation Executive Director @jordanflowers joined @GadiNBC on @NBCNews to discuss this past Friday's Department of War's sixth release of UAP records and newly released military footage. Flowers: "I think in order to protect our men and women in service, we really need to see more context [that comes along with these videos], we need to see the data, we need science to be done on this and we need a National Intelligence Estimate." Authentic disclosure must include ana...
[Retweeted] A key statement from the Disclosure Foundation's Policy Brief No. 7: “The UAP Records Collection includes all ‘Government-funded UAP records,’ not merely ‘agency records’ as defined by other laws such as FOIA. Because FFRDCs are federally funded, their taxpayer-funded UAP records must be collected and produced pursuant to Congress’ mandate.” Authored by the Foundation's Chairman Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Chief Legal...
[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...
[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...
[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...
[Retweeted] In a new article from @DefenseScoop, Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) states that the new authorized pathway for individuals to provide UAP-related information to PURSUE representatives without triggering standard NDA or SAP agreement penalties is “a meaningful step toward establishing the facts and toward the transparency and accountability the American public has been asking for.” As the article indicates, the new waiver is intended to rem...
RT @disclosurefound: Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) spoke with @WIRED about the growing seriousne…
RT @disclosurefound: In this second clip from Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers's (@jordanflowers) recent interview w…
Premise: the Deep State believes that UAP data/records derived from constructs such as FFRDCs (and the like; yeah also CIA, NASA, etc) are basically untouchable from a National Archives POV. The Disclosure Foundation's legal team: Hold my beer... https://t.co/HRirQnJrYr [Quoted] In this clip from the UAP Podcast (@UAPodcast850) with Stephen Diener, Disclosure Foundation Executive Director Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) discusses a potentially significant reading of the law: that requirements...
