
Sol Symposium 2027
Our fourth symposium convenes leading voices, collaborating organizations, and a serious international audience to discuss the future of human understanding of UAP.

Our fourth symposium convenes leading voices, collaborating organizations, and a serious international audience to discuss the future of human understanding of UAP.
Credibility & history
Since 2023, the Sol Foundation has convened a series of increasingly important symposia on unidentified anomalous phenomena, potential “nonhuman intelligences,” and the ramifications of both for science, society, government, religion, and humanity as a whole. Recognized for their originality and unparalleled, field-defining impact on the UAP field (our first symposium, at Stanford University, was judged “historic”), the Sol symposia have brought together an enthusiastic and serious audience to engage a virtual who’s who of leaders in the UAP field, with past speakers including Eric Davis, David Grusch, James Fox, Ryan Graves, Leslie Kean, Jeff Kripal, Avi Loeb, Charles McCullough, Karl Nell, Garry Nolan, Jeff Nuccitelli, Diana Pasulka, Hal Puthoff, Peter Skafish, Jacques Vallée, and Beatriz Villarroel as well as European Union Member of Parliament Fabio de Masi, former Japanese MP and UAP Caucus member Yoshiharu Asakawa, and retired Canadian MP Larry Maguire.
The 2027 gathering
Our next, 2027 meeting will expand the symposium's scope by including a full day of panels, workshops, technology demonstrations, and networking events for professionals and advocates in the increasingly burgeoning UAP field. Where our previous meetings have been essential networking events for anyone intending to launch a serious project or initiative concerning UAP, our symposium is designed to facilitate such interactions and to support a wide range of organizations and individuals. Organized into the themed tracks of academia and science, aviation, experiencers and encounters, government, policy, and law, technology, and religion and culture, participants will find curated opportunities, organized by collaborating organizations, to connect with and learn from leaders in these areas and their peers. This first-of-its-kind gathering is the Sol Foundation’s way of bringing its whole-of-society approach to the entire UAP community by facilitating connections, discovery, innovation, and progress. Expect the unexpected, and don’t miss this opportunity to connect with recognized and new voices on an issue that may come to define the 21st century.
Program & schedule
Main stages talks and panels will take place on Friday and Saturday, March 12-13, while themed workshops and sessions will take place on Thursday, March 11, and will be accessible with a Professional/Community pass distinct from the General pass. Check back here to see the schedule as it develops and for updates on further component Sol Foundation events stretching over the Thursday to Sunday period, including some that may be offsite in DC.
Fine print
Please note: We will not review requests for gratis admission until a later date, and recommend purchasing passes at early access pricing to guarantee your attendance. Also, we cannot accommodate requests for media access at this time, and we consider unsolicited requests to deliver main stage talks only on a case-by-case basis and cannot guarantee a response. We are currently reaching out to organizations and individuals to lead and participate in workshops and panels on Thursday, March 11, and will review serious proposals for participation as time allows.
Themed Tracks
Credential pick up
Credential pick up
Professional / Community pass
Included in both passes
Included in both passes
Doors open
Schedule subject to change.