National Whistleblower Day
The National Whistleblower Day is held on July 30th every year. This is where whistleblowers across the globe are acknowledged, and keynote speakers announce their future plans for whistleblower protection.
9th Annual Whistleblower Summit to Highlight the Role of Whistleblowers in Combatting Racial Injustice
A week of events, including seminars, panel discussions, and a film festival, will lead to the sixth annual celebration of National Whistleblower Day. This year marks the 242nd anniversary of America’s first whistleblower law, passed on July 30th, 1778, and...
National Whistleblower Day Summit to Include Panel on “Tools for Whistleblowers”
On July 30, the National Whistleblower Center hosts a series of interactive online panels to commemorate National Whistleblower Day. The live event will be from 12:00 pm - 2:15 pm EDT and feature speeches and panel discussions by whistleblowers, whistleblowers...
National Whistleblower Day Panel To Discuss COVID-19 Whistleblowers
On July 30, a date that the U.S. Senate has designated as National Whistleblower Appreciation Day for the eighth consecutive year, the National Whistleblower Center will host a series of panels centered around whistleblowing. One panel will discuss how whistleblowers...
Week of Events to Commemorate National Whistleblower Day
A week-long summit honoring whistleblowers begins July 28 and leads to the annual celebration of National Whistleblower Day. A website, launched last week, promotes the events surrounding National Whistleblower Day. For the eighth consecutive year, whistleblowers, their advocates, and lawmakers...
Petition Urges Congress to Establish National Whistleblower Appreciation Day Permanently
A petition calling for Congress to permanently designate July 30 as National Whistleblower Appreciation Day launched last week. The petition asks Congress to mandate that every executive agency recognizes National Whistleblower Day every year by promoting awareness about whistleblower rights...
Senate Unanimously Passes Resolution Designating July 30 National Whistleblower Appreciation Day
Today, the United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution designating July 30, 2020, as “National Whistleblower Appreciation Day.” This is the eighth consecutive year in which Congress has recognized the day. This year’s resolution was once again spearheaded by Senator...
NGO’s Celebrate World Whistleblower Day
Today marks World Whistleblower Day, a day to celebrate whistleblowers around the globe. Whistleblowers put their jobs, reputation, and sometimes even lives at stake to expose the truth for the greater good. This day serves to commemorate their achievements while...
News roundup covers whistleblowers in tech, government and on Capitol Hill
A round up of whistleblower news. Whistleblower rewarded for exposing security flaws. From The New York Times The government said the video surveillance software it bought from Cisco was “of no value” because it did not “meet its primary purpose:...
Appreciating whistleblowers: “I was one sister they could not stop.”
Joe Davidson, who writes about the federal government for The Washington Post, points out that there are a lot of so-called appreciation days. There’s Houseplant Appreciation Day in January, Truck Driver Appreciation Week in September and National Nurses Week in May,...
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