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March 15, 2022: Save the Date!
We're very pleased to announce the first ever virtual conference in Canada on whistleblowing, May 27 - 28, 2022.
To purchase tickets, please visit our conference site.
For more information on the conference, please visit the Conference page.
If you're already registered for the conference, see our Event Access guide
Final Conference Agenda and Speakers - Read Here
If you're interested in sponsoring the event, please contact Pamela Forward.
March 15, 2022: Today we are publishing the fourth in Whistleblowing Canada’s series of six policy briefs on whistleblowing and drug safety. Learn why reprisals occurred in this case. Learn how challenging authority and public policy changes – which put public safety at risk inside dysfunctional organizational cultures and structures, along with outdated loyalty and secrecy oaths – triggered reprisals. And reflect on the following “…the continuing legitimacy of the organization necessitates the illegitimacy of the whistleblower. This helps explain the continual blacklisting of the whistleblower and their vilification.”
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View Our Webinars and Panel Discussions
July 30, 2021
Panel Discussion: International Whistleblowing - Challenges and Opportunities
During National Whistleblower Appreciation Day in the United States - Moderated by Mark Worth
- with Pamela Forward, Gilbert Sendugwa, and Darko Ivanovitch
May 12, 2021
Whistleblowing: Necessary to Democratic Governance
- by Edgar Schmidt
April 14, 2021
Canada's Failed Whistleblower Protection Law Comes Last.
- by Tom Devine
March 17, 2021
Expansion of Whistleblower Reward Programs in the US, Canada and Globally
-by Mary Inman
Feb. 10, 2021
Organizational Culture and Whistleblowing. The invisible forces driving reprisals.
- by Pamela Forward
Learn About Key Issues
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Weak Whistleblower Protection Legislation |
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