National Whistleblower Day is observed on July 30 to honor individuals who have bravely exposed corruption and misconduct. This day celebrates the contributions of whistleblowers to justice and democracy, emphasizing the importance of transparency in governance. Participants can celebrate by making donations to the National Whistleblower Center, advocating for official recognition of the day by the U.S. government, and educating themselves and others about whistleblowing. Activities may include hosting educational forums in local communities, where speakers discuss the significance of whistleblowing and encourage dialogue on how to support those who come forward. The National Whistleblower Center, based in Washington, D.C., plays a key role in advocacy and education regarding these issues.