Opening Plenary

This informational panel will introduce the House Office of the Whistleblower Ombuds.

Virtual Happy Hour with the "Sallie Mae Not" Filmmakers hosted by Northeast Filmmakers Lab

A Black Lives Matter Musical With Hip Hop Dance, Slam Poetry, and Original Music

We follow four NGOs throughout Southeast Asia as they work to end human sex trafficking.

A timely documentary that pulls back the curtain on the violence in Chicago.

Found footage documentary about the history of German hackers

When profit-driven medicine intersects with human beings in distress.

Three first time TV makers risk everything to get their groundbreaking show on the air.

Ryan found her voice

Homeopaths explain their healing methods.

We are in an extinction emergency, and if we do not act, there may not be a tomorrow.

How much longer can this small Caribbean island survive the longest embargo in history?

Exposing America's student loan scam

Line in the Street - A Film About Gerrymandering

"I’m Just a Layman in Pursuit of Justice", chronicles the injustices of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, also known as ‘the last plantation,’ and the lived experiences of Black farmers who chose to fight against discrimination.

An investigative documentary on the disappearance of a young prisoner of war in 1992.

Mammograms lead to mutilation, burn and poison. Yet no cure. Who really benefits?

An intimate exploration of the cash bail system in America

Press freedom has never been ideal in Turkey. But under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s authoritarian reign, the country emerged as a top jailer of journalists. Independent and critical media are targets, while government censorship is on the rise. Turkey’s story holds lessons about the fragility of democracy— and why a free press matters.

The Polish President died in Russia (2010). Evidence points to an assassination...

A generation lost waiting for international support.

America’s most famous whistleblower risks life in prison to help stop a war he helped plan.

This is the story of Swedbank and the world’s largest money laundering scandal.

An immigration activist risks all to rescue a mother of four trapped in El Salvador.

Follow the money

A riveting firsthand account and incisive analysis of a modern protest, that takes place in Pittsburgh, PA. Revealing internet-fueled social movements’ of justice for George Floyd.

Gripped by the 2020 pandemic and the election, the power of voting rings true for Bella.

A look at how the Office of Inspector General has shaped the District of Columbia.

Imagine yourself starting your day visiting book fair, and by the end of the day you see yourself in a jail!!
A documentary film that tells the story of the arrest of Yemeni journalist Firas Shamsan at Cairo Book Fair 2014
The film traces the testimonies of case witnesses who were brought together by the Diaspora after 6 six years

A teenage girl, her disabled father and an old homeless woman suffer social injustice

The Story Behind National Whistleblower Day

How to Get a Jury Trial as a Federal Employee

IRS Tax Whistleblower Program – The Basics With A Focus On Offshore Accounts

International Whistleblowing

The Garcetti Trap: Police Department Whistleblowing

OSHA Whistleblowers and COVID-19

Being a Whistleblower Lawyer

International Whistleblower Rights Program: South Korea’s Tax Whistleblower Reward

Fighting for Your Rights When You Have no Rights

Is Europe Ready to Protect Citizen Crime-Fighters?

In the real world, how does patient safety happen in medicine?

Blowing the Whistle on Fraudulent Guardianships and Hospice Abuse

How the U.S. Government used the CIA to intentionally create & disseminate “A Pejorative Meme” to Control Whistleblower Dissent in America by Discrediting Critics

Join the National Whistleblower Center in honoring and celebrating whistleblowers!

The USDA Coalition of Minority Employees expose the corruption and racism within the USDA

Whistleblowing And The Trauma On Military Service Members

Four panelists expose hidden history central to major current events.

The Pillar Award celebrates notable Civil and Human Rights champions.

Story about love life and livelihood.

Four adults share their reasons why they didn't care about their ecological footprint.

When life gives you lemons, take them because there is none left in Tescos.

An Innocent student from a small town comes to a big city with big dreams.

Portugal is still a racist society despite not admitting it.

The old man complains that the children won't come but the old woman hopes they will.

In Mexico 1968, a protest unfolds outside the apartment of six students.

An average American voices his concerns for the gridlock of Congress and utilizes his right to speak up and offer answers.

CORRUPTION IS LEGAL IN AMERICA

In a country made of 52% children, seeing is believing, and it is unbearable.

THE FRUITFUL glides gently from classic Georgian townscapes to the lush emerald landscapes of rural Ireland.

Story; two different conditions describe the lives of two middle ages, without children.

Operation Triple Take in 2014 in Colombia in an unprecedented attempt to rescue sex trafficking victims in three different cities at the exact same time.

The Inspiring Story of Bess Myerson Beauty Queen from the Bronx who became so much more.

The struggle over voting rights is headline news. This fight goes back generations.

A girl goes with her father to catch a butterfly on the borders of hostile territory.

A success story, an approach to improve the lives of people living near protected areas.

"'How I Live' follows the journey of four children with cancer in Guatemala, El Salvador, Myanmar and Egypt.

Three college freshman students encounter new sexual experiences differently.

The project is about homelessness and the housing problem in Washington DC.

In an occupied land where water is a privilege, two farmers working the same land face increasingly unequal opportunities.

Camile Turner, A former Marine explains why she left for the military and how she returned

Personal Documentary Film from an American student Abroad in Bangkok Thailand during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rachel is recruited by police to perform the largest drug bust in Tallahassee history.

Adam Zyglis is the editorial cartoonist for the Buffalo News.

"Chepito, alias Jo Chevalier, a retired French farmer, has joined a small NGO of his Loire Atlantique district”Exchange and Solidarity 44” that brings help to farmers in Nicaragua.