To search: To aim to utilise the most cutting edge observational technology available to search for technical signatures potentially linked to non-human intelligence (NHI).
To study: To draw on advanced scientific methods, credentialed expertise and rigorously tested empirical data to either verify or disprove the existence of non-human intelligence.
To aspire to have our research conclusions tested by peer review.
To share: To openly share our findings.
To advance science: To encourage, support, progress and advance the scientific study of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena that may be potentially linked to non-human intelligence.
To foster collaboration: To collaborate with credentialed scientists, professionals and partners with aligned values, missions and strategic direction.
To encourage innovation: To encourage innovative approaches to the search for and study of non-human intelligence and tackle the issues and challenges arising from such research.
To educate: To share our research findings to contribute to a scientifically grounded and informed public discussion of a long dismissed pheonomenon.
To advance policies: To draw on our research findings to advise and work with policymakers, key decision-makers and regulators to contribute to sound, inclusive and socially responsible policy making.
To promote and grow a cross-border approach to policy making: Our research organisation has formed the the UAP Interparliamentary Alliance to deliver a global approach to policy making to serve and protect diverse communities.
To advance ethical and responsible practice: To advocate for ethical and socially responsible practices in non-human intelligence research. While we support public disclosure about the phenomenon from governments, most importantly for its critical research value, we emphasise that we respect the need to protect national and global security.
To provide support and advice: To provide support and advice to governmental bodies, research organisations and private enterprise in the advancement of non-human intelligence research with rigorously tested and reviewed data driven scientific research.
To foster transparency: Within privacy law and other legal constraints, we pledge to increase transparency and encourage open discussion, supported by research, for the benefit of the wider public.
To solve: To draw on our research findings to contribute to solutions for the current and future challenges facing our planet.
To search: To aim to utilise the most cutting edge observational technology available to search for technical signatures potentially linked to non-human intelligence (NHI).
To study: To draw on advanced scientific methods, credentialed expertise and rigorously tested empirical data to either verify or disprove the existence of non-human intelligence.
To aspire to have our research conclusions tested by peer review.
To share: To openly share our findings.
To advance science: To encourage, support, progress and advance the scientific study of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena that may be potentially linked to non-human intelligence.
To foster collaboration: To collaborate with credentialed scientists, professionals and partners with aligned values, missions and strategic direction.
To encourage innovation: To encourage innovative approaches to the search for and study of non-human intelligence and tackle the issues and challenges arising from such research.
To educate: To share our research findings to contribute to a scientifically grounded and informed public discussion of a long dismissed pheonomenon.
To advance policies: To draw on our research findings to advise and work with policymakers, key decision-makers and regulators to contribute to sound, inclusive and socially responsible policy making.
To promote and grow a cross-border approach to policy making: Our research organisation has formed the the UAP Interparliamentary Alliance to deliver a global approach to policy making to serve and protect diverse communities.
To advance ethical and responsible practice: To advocate for ethical and socially responsible practices in non-human intelligence research. While we support public disclosure about the phenomenon from governments, most importantly for its critical research value, we emphasise that we respect the need to protect national and global security.
To provide support and advice: To provide support and advice to governmental bodies, research organisations and private enterprise in the advancement of non-human intelligence research with rigorously tested and reviewed data driven scientific research.
To foster transparency: Within privacy law and other legal constraints, we pledge to increase transparency and encourage open discussion, supported by research, for the benefit of the wider public.
To solve: To draw on our research findings to contribute to solutions for the current and future challenges facing our planet.
