# Government Accountability Project The **Government Accountability Project** is a Washington-based nonprofit that gives legal representation and advocacy to whistleblowers in government and industry. In Trump's second term it has represented several of the most prominent federal employees who reported misconduct inside their own agencies: Justice Department lawyer [[Erez Reuveni]], Social Security chief data officer [[Charles Borges]], and the FEMA employees suspended after signing the [[Katrina Declaration]]. Its cases are tracked on the [[Federal Whistleblower Roster]]. > [!note] Stub > This is a short entry that hasn't been fully written yet. ## See also - [[Whistleblower Aid]] - [[Criminalizing Whistleblowers]] - [[Office of Special Counsel]]