UAP Community Development
A Tennessee coalition builds a local UAP resource network
Worth Revisiting: a new group brings together psychology, science, media, and community voices while its public claims still require ordinary scrutiny.
Briefed September 5, 2026 · Aliens in the Clouds
Worth Revisiting · Confirmed Organization · Claims Unevaluated
The Memphis Flyer profiled the Tennessee Coalition for UAP Perspective, a Nashville-area group founded by Lisa Puzo Strickland. The coalition says it connects professionals from psychology, science, filmmaking, and other fields with journalists, lawmakers, and members of the public seeking informed discussion of UAP. An early project addresses how parents might talk with children about the subject.
Creating a local resource network is a community-development story, not validation of the group's views about non-human intelligence, consciousness, or anomalous experience. Its value will depend on transparent expertise, responsible referral practices, clear separation of support from investigation, and the willingness to distinguish testimony, interpretation, and independently documented evidence.
Why it matters
As UAP discussion becomes more public, locally available experts can reduce stigma and sensationalism—but only if they make their methods, credentials, and evidence boundaries visible.
What the source establishes
Confirmed organization and founder interview. The coalition's existence is verified; its broader claims about UAP and non-human intelligence are not established by the profile.
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