The Right to Know: A Governing Case for UAP and NHI Disclosure
Kevin Wright’s 91-page argument for accountable disclosure, independent oversight, and structural reform.
Kevin Wright / Right to Know Institute
Research & resources
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Right to Know Institute / Policy paper
The governing case for disclosure.
Kevin Wright / 91 pages
Explore the campaign’s foundational paper by Kevin Wright. It sets out the democratic, public-interest, and institutional case for disclosure—and the reforms RTK advocates.
Campaign policy analysis. The paper presents its author’s arguments and cited sources.
The library
Research and sources.
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CBS News/YouGov: UFO knowledge and public opinion
June 2–4, 2026. Original survey questions and cross-tabs; see Question 12.
CBS News/YouGov
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Political Footprint of the Military Industry
Taxpayers for Common Sense, October 2024. Industry-wide lobbying and political contributions.
Taxpayers for Common Sense
Frequently asked
A place to start.
What is UAP?
Unidentified anomalous phenomena: a term for observations whose nature has not been identified. “Unidentified” describes a limit in knowledge; it is not an explanation of origin.
What is NHI?
Non-human intelligence. RTK uses this term when discussing allegations and questions about intelligence of non-human origin.
What does Right to Know advocate?
Independent oversight, accessible records, lawful whistleblower protections, and a comprehensive process for disclosure and reform.
Where should I start?
Read the disclosure framework for an overview, then explore Kevin Wright’s governing paper and its cited sources. The action center provides a practical next step.