Exopolitics Institute
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| Exopolitics Institute (ExoInst) |
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| Type | 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization |
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| Founded | 2005 |
| Headquarters | Kealakekua, Hawaii |
| Key people | Dr. Michael E. Salla, Founder |
| Website | exopoliticsinstitute.org |
Exopolitics Institute (ExoInst) is a UFO research organization that was founded by Dr. Michael E. Salla in April 7, 2005 and is headquartered in Kealakekua, Hawaii. The Exopolitics Institute supports study into the key actors, institutions and political processes concerning extraterrestrial life. It comprises leading exopolitics researchers, educators and activists from around the world, such as Alfred Webre.
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[edit] Objective
- To promote research into the key actors, institutions and processes associated with evidence of an extraterrestrial presence.
- To promote awareness and understanding of all evidence concerning different extraterrestrial races; and their impact on social, economic, cultural and political processes.
- To promote peaceful cooperation with extraterrestrials that evidence suggests are aligned with the advancement of global peace, human empowerment, and human sovereignty.
- To prepare humanity for open interaction with extraterrestrials whose existence is supported by credible evidence.
- To assist in public dissemination of technologies that evidence suggests is extraterrestrial in origin.
- To promote full public disclosure through an accelerated release of all evidence concerning an extraterrestrial presence in terms of history, agreements, technologies and activities.
[edit] Organization
[edit] Board of Directors
- Dr. Michael E. Salla - President and Founder
- Paola Harris - International Director
- Angelika Whitecliff - Director
- Haktan Akdogan - Country Director in Turkey
- Mike Bird - Country Director in Canada
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[edit] Activities
- Host of the Exopolitics Journal
- Sponsor of a series of yearly exopolitics conferences in Hawaii
- Hosts a certification program on Exopolitics
