In light of today's fifth governmental UAP file release, it's clear that raw file releases alone are not disclosure. While the file releases continue to be positive moves in the right direction, the Disclosure Foundation recommends the release of analyzable data, the intelligence assessments built on it, and safeguards for witnesses who can help Congress establish the facts. What does responsible disclosure require? It's a three-part process. Click the link below to see a short visual representation of this process, which is based on policy brief no. 5 (Concrete Next Steps for UAP Disclosure), which was drafted by Foundation chairman Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon) and Foundation advisors Tim Gallaudet (@GallaudetTim) and Kirk McConnell.