Current Action Alerts

Federal Whistleblowers are in dire need of improved protections. Tell Congress they deserve court access today!

The IRS Whistleblower Program Improvement Act, a bipartisan reform bill in the Senate, would ensure the integrity of our nation’s tax system by holding tax cheats accountable through seven important reforms to the IRS whistleblower tax program.

NWC calls upon our supporters to take our Wildlife Whistleblower Pledge. By signing, you pledge your willingness to action supporting these crucial individuals fighting for wildlife and join a community that will be first to know when NWC is aware of opportunities to take action for wildlife whistleblowers.

Whistleblowers’ contributions – and sacrifices - should be remembered and celebrated. Now is the time to take action and urge both President Biden and Congress to recognize July 30th as National Whistleblower Day.

Tell Congress to enact the Wildlife Conservation and Anti-Trafficking Act to protect Wildlife Whistleblowers.

Important anti-corruption legislation has been sitting in various Senate and House committees awaiting action for far too long. To remedy, NWC identified nine legislative initiatives in an Ethics Agenda to strengthen whistleblower protections.

Lobbyists have won a huge anti-whistleblower victory in their attempt to weaken the False Claims Act. Let's make this win their last. Demand Congress recognizes the importance of whistleblowers and swiftly passes amendments to the False Claims Act.

Without whistleblowers, the CLEAN Future Act will become another source of income for bad actors. Urge Congress to incorporate whistleblower provisions within this needed climate legislation.

Hospital workers who treat COVID-19 patients, along with other employees working in hazardous conditions, have some of the worst whistleblower protections. Urge Congress to protect front line workers who blow the whistle

In 2021, the CFTC Whistleblower Program was saved by emergency action taken by a bipartisan group of Senators, led by Senators Charles Grassley and Maggie Hassan. Now, those Senators are trying to address these problems. Stay tuned for ways to take action.

2021 should be the year that every executive office and agency recognizes National Whistleblower Day and honors the courageous contributions of these past whistleblowers. But we need your help.

Several anonymous whistleblowers have come forward and exposed a shocking pattern of criminal activity on Facebook, and it’s time for Congress the Securities and Exchange Commission to take action.