How can you, the reader, take action? Start by calling and messaging your elected leaders in Congress to support the UAP Disclosure Act of 2023, which has been reintroduced this year. Begin by reaching out to the offices of your House Representative and your two Senators. Staffers and members of Congress prioritize calls and messages from their constituents.
If you are a constituent of any Senator on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senate Armed Services Committee, Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, or Senate Foreign Relations Committee, now is the time to make your voice heard. Here is an explanation provided by UAP Caucus on why these committees are currently important to contact: [https://x.com/uapcaucus/status/1823137197467574548](https://x.com/uapcaucus/status/1823137197467574548)
If you are not a constituent of these committees, you can still call and leave a message advocating for the passage of the UAP Disclosure Act. However, it’s best to contact your own Congressional leaders’ offices first, as they are more likely to prioritize your input. While some offices may still listen to feedback from non-constituents, others may reserve their lines for constituent opinions only.
**Advocacy tools:**
– DeclassifyUAP Action Center (Constituent-based tool for messaging and calling):
[http://declassifyuap.org/action/](http://declassifyuap.org/action/)
– UAP/C Speed Dial (Call tool featuring built-in script focusing on relevant committees):
[http://uapcaucus.com/call](http://uapcaucus.com/call)
– UAPDF Contact Tool (Constituent-based tool for messaging and calling):
[http://uapdisclosurefund.org/#Take-Action](http://uapdisclosurefund.org/#Take-Action)
– Congressional Member Lookup:
[https://congress.gov/members/find-your-member](https://congress.gov/members/find-your-member)
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How can you, the reader, take action? Start by calling and messaging your elected leaders in Congress to support the UAP Disclosure Act of 2023, which has been reintroduced this year. Begin by reaching out to the offices of your House Representative and your two Senators. Staffers and members of Congress prioritize calls and messages from their constituents.
If you are a constituent of any Senator on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senate Armed Services Committee, Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, or Senate Foreign Relations Committee, now is the time to make your voice heard. Here is an explanation provided by UAP Caucus on why these committees are currently important to contact: [https://x.com/uapcaucus/status/1823137197467574548](https://x.com/uapcaucus/status/1823137197467574548)
If you are not a constituent of these committees, you can still call and leave a message advocating for the passage of the UAP Disclosure Act. However, it’s best to contact your own Congressional leaders’ offices first, as they are more likely to prioritize your input. While some offices may still listen to feedback from non-constituents, others may reserve their lines for constituent opinions only.
**Advocacy tools:**
– DeclassifyUAP Action Center (Constituent-based tool for messaging and calling):
[http://declassifyuap.org/action/](http://declassifyuap.org/action/)
– UAP/C Speed Dial (Call tool featuring built-in script focusing on relevant committees):
[http://uapcaucus.com/call](http://uapcaucus.com/call)
– UAPDF Contact Tool (Constituent-based tool for messaging and calling):
[http://uapdisclosurefund.org/#Take-Action](http://uapdisclosurefund.org/#Take-Action)
– Congressional Member Lookup:
[https://congress.gov/members/find-your-member](https://congress.gov/members/find-your-member)