Exhibitor · Document · source-checked 13 October 2026
New Paradigm Institute
Public records, clear provenance, open questions
A Romero Institute initiative focused on UAP disclosure through public education, investigation, legal and policy work, and grassroots organising.
Created for AkashicNET with ChatGPT-assisted research and design on 13 October 2026, following a request to connect the organisations encountered at TSC in San Diego. Published on akashicnet.org to explain their work, prepare useful questions and explore possible collaborations; this is an independent resource, not an official TSC or sponsor publication.
Discover
What they offer
- Public education
- Disclosure advocacy
- Public-record investigation
Methods & frameworks
Documentary investigation and legal/policy advocacy differ from controlled laboratory experiments. Testimony, documents and interpretations need distinct labels.
Summary of the public sources linked below; it is not an organisation-approved profile.
Bring curiosity to the stand
Three questions to open with
- Which public document set most needs a clearer timeline?
- How do you distinguish verified records, testimony, allegations and interpretation?
- What correction and provenance safeguards would you require?
A possible first contribution · not agreed
Make the next step small and useful.
A public-record timeline with primary links, source types, revision history and competing interpretations.
Mutual value
NPI could communicate documentary context; AkashicNET could strengthen its handling of uncertainty in public-interest research.
Start here
Begin with a small, already-public document set and agree the labelling scheme.
AkashicOMNI is used here as a manual, human-reviewed method. No automated assessment, validation or partnership is claimed.
Follow the source trail
Public sources & further reading
- NPI work and participation ↗newparadigminstitute.org
- About NPI ↗newparadigminstitute.org
- Official conference sponsors ↗
- Official conference exhibitors ↗
Imported website metadata
Source identity & freshness
These fields are declared by the source website. They identify a page; they do not validate scientific claims, confirm a personal identity or establish the date research was performed. Excerpts are abbreviated; the full source is linked.
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