About Us
We are dedicated to achieving UAP disclosure in order to unite the human family, deconstruct unjust social and economic structures across our planet, gain the benefits of extraterrestrial technology, and restore living biosystems as we take our place in a galactic civilization.Our Mission
To compel full and responsible UAP disclosure from governments, private or public companies, and individuals and prepare the human family for the cultural shifts that will come with irrefutable evidence of extraterrestrial contact.
Our TeamOur Work
UAP Disclosure Litigation
We utilize targeted litigation to compel full and responsible UAP disclosure from government agencies that are withholding information that would be beneficial to humanity.
Grassroots Organizing: Local, National, Global
Our grassroots, interfaith, and volunteer UAP disclosure network — Citizens for Disclosure — advocates for disclosure around the world.
Research & Investigation
We speak truth to power through research and investigations that prompt legal action and policy formation while making facts available to the public.
Public Education & Academic Credentialing
We provide foundational information on UAP history and the current status of today’s disclosure movement and teach in the Extraterrestrial Studies academic certification program at Ubiquity University.
Policy: UAP Disclosure, Whistleblower Protection
We’re using our experience in working with lawmakers on the state and federal levels to develop policies and advocate for legislative action on UAP disclosure.
Legal Assistance for Whistleblowers
Due to our grounding in the law, we are available to help whistleblowers navigate the legal and professional challenges inherent to stepping forward.
Our History
Our Chief Counsel, Danny Sheehan, and Executive Director, Sara Nelson, first met while seeking justice for Karen Silkwood. The lawsuit Danny filed on behalf of Silkwood's children, and a coalition — including the National Organization for Women (where Sara served in leadership), the Jesuit Office of Social Ministries, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Anti-Nuclear and Safe Energy Movements, Environmental Policy Institute, and the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union — resulted in a record-setting $10.5 million judgment to Silkwood’s estate. The case established new precedent in liability law, and it effectively stopped the building of all private nuclear plants in the United States.
Together, they formed the Christic Institute and created a unique model for social reform in the United States.
Over the next 17 years, the Institute prosecuted and amplified some of the most celebrated public interest cases of our time, including Three Mile Island, the Greensboro Massacre, the Iran Contra Affair, and Chase Iron Eyes at Standing Rock.
More recently, the Romero Institute turned their attention to winning justice for the Lakota People, climate change initiatives aimed at creating local renewable power utilities, and developing and promoting laws and policies that create a green economy free from destructive petroleum.
The New Paradigm Institute is our most recent initiative, founded at a time when the public and members of government are increasingly insistent that the 80-year era of UAP technology and contact secrecy come to an end — for the benefit of all humanity.
More About RomeroDanny has protected the fundamental and inalienable rights of our world’s citizens and has elucidated a compelling and inspiring vision for the future direction of our human family. His dedication to this vision and his work have placed him at the center of many of the most important legal cases and social movements of our generation.
Recent Results
“The American public has a right to learn about technologies of unknown origins, non-human intelligence, and unexplainable phenomena.”