Our democracy is under attack.
Misinformation, corruption, politicization of government, and attacks on the previous elections' results continue to threaten the foundations of our democracy.
We must stand together to ensure our democracy is not compromised.
The Democracy Protection Initiative is a program of Government Accountability Project, a non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and the nation's leading public interest whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. For over 40 years, we have promoted government and corporate accountability by protecting whistleblowers and ensuring their disclosures make a difference.
We Must Shore Up Democracy
Corruption and abuse of power at the highest levels of government actively threaten the bedrock principles of our representative democracy. Together we must work to expose and prevent misconduct, promote accountability, and amplify truth to protect our fragile democracy.
Election Workers
Ethical election workers and officials are the best defense against illegal interference with our right to vote and have our votes counted. But false claims about election integrity have not only put the nonpartisan administration of our elections at risk, but election workers as well.
Our free guide, “On The Front Lines of Democracy: A Guide to Whistleblowing for Election Workers,” can help election workers protect democracy while protecting themselves.
Protecting Democracy Requires the Truth
You are not alone. Driven by their belief in justice, individuals from across federal and state governments have blown the whistle to protect democracy from corruption and abuse of power.
We're Here to Help You Protect Democracy
Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection organization. We stand ready to protect our nation’s democracy by providing pro bono counsel to support whistleblowers in exercising their rights to blow the whistle on serious abuses of public trust and to ensure their disclosures make a difference.
Proven Representation
We have represented more than 8,000 whistleblowers and expanded whistleblower protections domestically and internationally.
Know Your Rights
Since the whistleblower legal landscape is complicated, you should understand your rights, risks, and options before disclosing information to government investigators, Congress, and the public.
