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OP: 🛸 As national attention on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) grows, the question is no longer if new information will emerge — but how our public safety institutions will respond. The UAPDF invites law enforcement officers, first responders, firefighters, emergency managers, public safety leaders, and members of the public to our second virtual town hall to discuss responsible public policy regarding UAP.

This special event brings together experts in defense, data analysis, and psychology to discuss how first responders and local agencies can prepare for credible UAP incidents and reports, manage public reactions, and collaborate with researchers and elected officials as transparency expands.

⚡️ Featured Speakers ⚡️

🎙️ Larry Hancock - Board Member, Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU)

A U.S. Air Force veteran and Cold War historian, Larry Hancock leads the SCU Intentions Study and brings decades of expertise in national security, covert operations, and intelligence analysis.

🎙️ Ian Porritt - Astronomer & Data Analyst, SCU Intentions Study Team

Based in New Zealand, Ian Porritt has discovered multiple exoplanets and now applies advanced pattern analysis to UAP behavior, merging scientific observation with disciplined data methodologies.

🎙️ Dr. Keith Taylor, EdD - Adjunct Assistant Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

A retired NYPD Sergeant Special Assignment and former FEMA Urban Search & Rescue Planning Manager, Dr. Taylor is an authority on emergency management and Weapons of Mass Destruction response.

🎙️ Dr. Lenore Wiand, PhD - Clinical Psychologist & Trauma Specialist

With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Wiand pioneered music-based protocols for PTSD used in military and clinical settings and lectures globally on trauma, consciousness, and holistic recovery.

🎙️ Sean Grosvenor (moderator) - Forensic Consultant & Retired Illinois State Police

A court-qualified forensic expert and instructor, Sean Grosvenor has trained over 50 public safety agencies and moderates the UAPDF Town Hall, guiding discussions on investigative readiness and coordinated response.

Topics Include:

✅ How law enforcement and first responders can safely approach reported UAP encounters.
✅ Lessons from credible UAP history and data analysis.
✅ Building practical training and protocols for emergency response.
✅ Managing community wellbeing and mental health amid possible UAP/NHI disclosure.
✅ Audience Q&A with expert panelists.