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Juliana Schifferes
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Education Associate, Government Accountability Project
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Book reviewer, social media communications professional, blogger and entry-level columnist honing in on environmental issues, public health and whistleblower disclosures.
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By Juliana Schifferes, Mary Allain| Government Accountability Project@ The Martha Mitchell Effect and New Watergates: Is The Past Truly “Past”? By Juliana SchifferesWhy believe Martha Mitchell? That was the question many of her compatriots and peers seemed to ask at the time when faced with knowledge of her Watergate whistleblowing. But the real question could be, in the modern age, why not believe Martha Mitchell? Martha Mitchell was the first Watergate whistleblower.
By Juliana Schifferes, Mary Allain| Government Accountability Project@ 2023: A Year In ReviewBy Juliana SchifferesNow that 2023 has ended we want to propose a virtual toast to the whistleblowers, everyday heroes and staff who made justice possible as we look back on last year. 1. Changing The Legal Landscape: Government Accountability Project’s Policy SuccessesThis year we were able to advance whistleblower protection standards both domestically and internationally.
By Juliana Schifferes, Mary Allain| Government Accountability Project@ By Juliana SchifferesIsland nation Dominica’s Citizenship-by-Investment program is a “golden passport” program that allows international businessmen, politicians and sometimes criminals to buy their way into citizenship for the minimum fee of 100,000 dollars. Who are these new emigres—and why do they need a new passport? As revealed by Government Accountability Investigator Zack Kopplin, some of them have dark reasons.
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Government Accountability Project
The Government Accountability Project (GAP) is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., established in 1977. It is dedicated to protecting whistleblowers and promoting accountability in both government and corporate sectors. As a leading advocacy group, GAP has assisted over 8,000 whistleblowers through legal representation, policy reform, and public education. GAP offers a range of services, including legal representation for whistleblower cases, legislative advocacy for whistleblower protection laws, and public education initiatives. The organization focuses on various programs such as corporate accountability, democracy protection, environmental integrity, and national security. It collaborates with global activists to promote international whistleblower rights and ensure that whistleblowers are heard and protected. GAP serves a diverse group of whistleblowers, including government employees, corporate insiders, and scientists, impacting taxpayers and advocacy organizations reliant on whistleblower disclosures.
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Founded: 1977