The National Whistleblower Center is the nation’s leading whistleblower advocacy group. Founded in 1988, the National Whistleblower Center is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to protecting those who blow the whistle on waste, fraud, and abuse.
Over the last few years the National Whistleblower Center has worked to build bipartisan support for the issue of whistleblower protection. On February 25, 2015, Senator Chuck Grassley announced the formation of the Senate Whistleblower Protection Caucus; a bipartisan coalition of Senators that will work to ensure whistleblowers in all sectors obtain meaningful protections.
We feel that the formation of the Senate Whistleblower Protection Caucus has created a momentum to support whistleblowers and push for July 30th to be recognized as a permanent day honoring whistleblowers.
Help us to advocate for the recognition of July 30th as a day to show whistleblowers the appreciation they deserve for their sacrifices to our country by making a tax-exempt donation earmarked for this campaign. Donations of $25 or larger will receive a copy of The Whistleblower’s Handbook as a gift.
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Whistleblowers display profound dedication to their companies, universities and agencies, however they are often viciously retaliated against because they are perceived to be disloyal. For this reason, the National Whistleblower Center has made the creation of a National Whistleblower Day one of its key objectives.
Join our campaign for the creation of a National Whistleblower Day by signing and sharing our petition to Declare July 30th National Whistleblower Day!
-The National Whistleblower Center
Our Work
The NWC sponsors advocacy, education, and assistance projects in a variety of program areas. Our public services include an online resource center on whistleblower rights, a speakers bureau of national experts and former whistleblowers, and a national attorney referral service, which is operated by the NWC’s sister group, the National Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund (NWLDEF).