Current Campaigns

We've laid out seven campaigns which are essential to safeguarding whistleblowers across America’s workforce. This year, we are leveraging the power of our grassroots supporter base to enact necessary changes in our whistleblower legislative framework.

With the United States pulling back from its leading role in advancing transnational anti-corruption policies, the international community must step up to strengthen the international anti-corruption regime and initiate Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Prosecutions.

Congress must pass the AI Whistleblower Protection Act, a best-practices whistleblower bill that specifically addresses AI employees. Without information from whistleblowers, the U.S. government’s ability to police and regulate newly developing AI technology is curtailed, risking an increase in the technology’s risks to public health, safety, and national security.

The Treasury Department must enact regulations fully implementing the money laundering and sanctions whistleblower provisions of the Anti-Money Laundering Act. This law has been in effect since January 1, 2021, but Treasury has failed to implement the required regulations.

The Department of Justice is required under law to accept anonymous and confidential whistleblower disclosures concerning violations of the Bank Secrecy Act. In contempt of its legal requirements the Justice Department has ignored this law, and has failed to adopt regulations.

Although the SEC Whistleblower Program has been hugely successful, there are two persisting problems. #1: the law does not prevent retaliation against internal whistleblowers. #2: the definition of "voluntary whistleblower" in the SEC regulations creates unnecessary barriers, excluding otherwise fully qualified whistleblowers.

The IRS Whistleblower Program is riddled with inefficiencies, including extreme delays in rewarding whistleblowers. The IRS Whistleblower Reform Act can fix these problems.

The qui tam provision of the False Claims Act (FCA) is under attack. Congress must address a loophole in the FCA to protect the highly effective qui tam provision.

The CFTC Fund is becoming a victim of its own success. Congress set a low cap on the fund for whistleblower rewards, and since the program has been so successful, money is running low. Congress must pass this bill to ensure whistleblowers are compensated and the program remains a success.

The U.S. Senate has unanimously recognized National Whistleblower Day on an annual basis for over a decade now. We are calling on the President to issue an Executive Order to make NWD Permanent in order to honor the history of whistleblowers in the US, change the culture, and demand justice and respect.