Government Accountability Project is a prominent nonpartisan public interest group that is committed to promoting corporate and government accountability. Established in 1977, this organization is the nation's leading advocate for whistleblowers and their protection. With its headquarters located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project offers a range of services and programs to support whistleblowers, advance free speech in the workplace, and empower citizen activists.

Over the years, Government Accountability Project has worked on several high-profile cases, representing whistleblowers who have exposed abuses of power in various sectors, including the U. S. Notable clients include Edward Snowden, Dr.

Aicha Elbasri, and Phyllis McKelvey. The organization has a dedicated team of attorneys and advocates who provide legal representation, launch advocacy campaigns, and push for the enactment of whistleblower protection laws both in the United States and internationally. In addition to its legal and advocacy work, Government Accountability Project also focuses on education and partnerships, legislative initiatives, and investigations.

They strive to create change by shedding light on issues related to immigration, corporate and financial accountability, environment, energy, and climate change, government accountability, international whistleblower rights, national security, public health, and democracy protection. Government Accountability Project's mission is to protect whistleblowers, promote occupational free speech, and empower citizen activists. They are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce, and they actively encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds and identities.

For more information about their work, to seek assistance, or to stay updated on the latest whistleblower news, visit their website or contact their Washington DC office