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Press Releases2026-07-27T09:41:24-04:00

Four Government Accountability Project Clients Receive Pillar Awards

Today, Government Accountability Project clients Patsy Widakuswara, Kathryn Neeper, and Scott Smith were awarded Pillar Award from the 2026 Whistleblower Summit & Film Festival. The Pillar Award is awarded to politicians, community activists, and journalists who are "notable civil and human rights champions." 

Whistleblowers Disclose Waste and Irregularities in Kennedy Center Renovations to Congress and Federal Watchdog

On July 9, in response to Government Accountability Project’s bipartisan submission to Congress of an anonymous whistleblower disclosure involving possible financial mismanagement related to Kennedy Center renovations undertaken since 2025, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) sent a letter in an expansion of its ongoing oversight activities.

EPA Confirms Chemical Detection Aircraft Can’t Detect Chemicals in Real Time

Key concerns raised by Government Accountability Project whistleblower client Dr. Robert Kroutil about the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Airborne Spectral Photometric Environmental Collection Technology (ASPECT) program's ability to detect chemicals in a real-time emergency have been substantiated in a new EPA Office of Inspector General (OIG) report.

July 7th, 2026|Categories: Environment, EPA, Inspectors General, Press, Press release|

Nonprofit groups file amended complaint in suit to preserve merit-based civil service

Today, Government Accountability Project and NARFE, represented by Protect Democracy and Selendy Gay PLLC, filed an amended complaint against the Trump Administration in their lawsuit challenging the creation and implementation of Schedule Policy/Career in the federal civil service.

Veterinarian Whistleblower Receives Settlement After Significant Retaliation

Government Accountability Project is proud to announce whistleblower client Dr. Karen Iovino, a former veterinarian at Michael Stapleton Associates, Ltd. (MSA), received an amicable settlement after alleging retaliation by the government contractor and the U.S. Department of State. The settlement concludes a lengthy legal battle dating back to 2017.

June 25th, 2026|Categories: Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Government Contractors, Press, Press release|
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