Jennifer W. Stein is best known for her award winning 90-minute documentary film about the world famous 1975 Travis Walton UFO encounter in the Sit Graves national Forest in Northeastern, Arizona.  She has also produced two additional documentary films with Ron James. These two films were, in 2012 - “It Could Happen Tomorrow” - predicting UFO disclosure was imminent in 5 years or less, and in 2023, again producing with Ron James, “Accidental Truth.” These films are now available on Amazon Prime and on several streaming platforms. 

Jennifer became an activist in the UFO community when she founded Main Line MUFON in 2001 as a Pennsylvania State Section Director for that state’s Mutual UFO Network Chapter. She hosted monthly, ZOOM-based public educational programs on UFOs and related topics with authors and researchers, for Main Line MUFON. 

She produced a monthly television program for public access TV in Pennsylvania called “Main Line MUFON,” for the past 12 years. Jennifer also helped to design and underwrite the development of MUFON TV with Ron James, which launched in 2012.  Today, she serves as a MUFON State Section Director for Sedona. AZ, hosting live monthly educational lectures in that city.  

Jennifer has published articles in numerous periodicals about the UFO phenomena, precognition, synchronicity, and the Crop Circle phenomena, as well as articles about the Travis Walton 1975 UFO encounter. She has spoken for numerous conferences on the topics of UFOs, Crop Circles, the ancient megalithic architectural structures of Peru, and Gobekli Tepe in Turkey, and The Travis Walton story.

She has appeared on Canadian and U.S. television networks, and been a guest on countless radio podcast, including on George Noory’s “Coast-to-Coast AM” network. 

As a young adult, Jennifer developed entrepreneurial skills working in a family-owned business while earning a Batcher of Science Degree in Textiles from the University of AZ in 1983. Today, she resides in Phoenix, Arizona. She has two brilliant adult daughters, both of whom live in the Philadelphia area.