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Siri Nelson on Power Station

Siri Nelson, executive director of the National Whistleblower Center, discussed whistleblower protections and retaliation issues on the Power Station podcast to raise public awareness about whistleblowing’s societal importance.

by Joseph Orr

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WASHINGTON, D.C. | October 31, 2022 — National Whistleblower Center (“NWC”) is the leading whistleblower protection organization in the world. As a non-profit, NWC champions employees with the courage to speak up for what is right and fights for improved protections. Siri Nelson, is NWC’s Executive Director a policy expert and whistleblower attorney.

Power Station podcast is a weekly interview show profiling non-profit leaders, hosted by Anne Pasmanick, a former community organizer. The episode covers topics related to NWC’s mission, recent developments at the organization, and the importance of whistleblowing and whistleblower protections.

“It was such a pleasure to be interviewed by Anne,” said Siri Nelson, Executive Director at National Whistleblower Center. “Whistleblower issues can be incredibly complex and public education is a central part of NWC’s mission. This discussion on Power Station is a fantastic overview of what whistleblowing is and what whistleblowing means for our society.”

The Power Station podcast is available anywhere you can find podcasts. Issues covered include: whistleblower retaliation, reward programs, anti-discrimination protections, and building a culture that encourages whistleblowing.

NWC Executive Director Siri Nelson is available for comment. For more information, contact NWC at info@whistleblowers.org.

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