Whistleblowers of America Roundtable

By: Whistleblowers of America
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  • Summary

  • Bring together subpopulations of whistleblowers in a forum to share information and focus on their unique issues and identify ways to work together to address challenges. Attendee participation is invited and encouraged but feel free to watch and listen.
    Copyright Paul Pearson
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Episodes
  • veteran-suicide-lawsuits-roundtable

    veteran-suicide-lawsuits-roundtable
    Dec 9 2024
    November Roundtable featuring: Peter G. Bertling Attorney, Wrongful Death Expert. Ami Neiberger, Public Relations Consultant. LaShanda Moon, Surviving spouse of Army Vet Jason Moon and of course Jackie Garrick.

    Wrongful Death Lawsuits When a Veteran Dies by Suicide will explore the role veterans'families and whistleblowers can play when survivors hold VA accountable for not living up to their promised standards of suicide care. When a veteran dies by suicide after seeking care at a VA facility and the staff were not properly trained or ready to implement the treatment protocols required and no one is held responsible, then veterans will continue to die in the gap.











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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Breaking the Blue Wall of Silence

    Breaking the Blue Wall of Silence
    Nov 9 2024
    Breaking the Blue Wall of Silence has been deadly for some and life-altering for others while crimes go under-reported or covered up in an area of growing police suspicions. How can law enforcement officers help each other heal and address major issues in their profession and live healthy, safe lives.








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    39 mins
  • The Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma to the Children of Whistleblowers

    The Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma to the Children of Whistleblowers
    Nov 9 2024
    Whistleblower families make sacrifices and suffer the victimization along with the employee. They give up socioeconomic status, live in fear of retaliation, worry about home security, but they do not always understand the nature of the whistleblowing and the prolonged court cases that are sometimes under seal. Children are aware of cyberbullies and doxing that means that they have to change their lifestyle and limit socialization. Family members can feel helpless, hopeless and ineffective. Often they are hospitalized and in treatment for depression and anxiety.
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    1 hr and 30 mins

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