Share your Story with Congress
Your stories can help Members of Congress mobilize support to defend your rights as well as federal programs and agencies. With the abrupt firing of many Inspector Generals, a number of Congressional offices are also receiving whistleblower tips.
Before deciding to file a report, consider reviewing the guidance issued by the House Whistleblower Ombuds:
Are you a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) employee who has been terminated from your position since January 20, 2025? Please complete this form to share your story. This will help inform the U.S. House Veterans' Affairs Committee’s oversight of VA and help us better understand the full scope of recent administrative actions that are negatively impacting veterans, VA employees, and their families.
Are you a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) employee who has been terminated from your position since January 20, 2025? Please complete this form to share your story. This will help inform the U.S. House Veterans' Affairs Committee’s oversight of VA and help us better understand the full scope of recent administrative actions that are negatively impacting veterans, VA employees, and their families.
Are you a veteran who is a federal employee or a veteran who is a contractor with a federally funded non-government organization who has been terminated from your position since January 20, 2025? Please complete this form to share your story. This will help inform the U.S. House Veterans' Affairs Committee’s oversight and help us better understand the full scope of recent administrative actions that are negatively impacting veterans, federal employees and contractors, and their families.
Submit a whistleblower complaint.
Whistleblowers who are interested in speaking with the staff of Senator Jeanne Shaheen, the Foreign Relations Committee’s Ranking Member, regarding potential wrongdoing within agencies under the Committee’s jurisdiction may complete this form.