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National Whistleblower Day, celebrated on July 30th, honors people who courageously speak up when they see something wrong, like unfairness, cheating, or danger. These people, called whistleblowers, help make sure that rules are followed and everyone stays safe. Just like a referee blows a whistle when they see something wrong in a game, whistleblowers alert others when they see problems in workplaces or communities. This day reminds everyone to listen to whistleblowers and support them, because their bravery helps make the world a better and fairer place for all of us.
How to celebrate National Whistleblower Day?
Gather your friends and make badges that say "Thank You Whistleblowers." Have a small party with snacks and watch a fun movie about heroes. You could read a story about someone brave who spoke up for what's right. Make a handmade card to say thank you to a person you know who has been honest. You can play a game where everyone shares a small secret (like their favorite ice cream flavor) to show how speaking up can be fun and important. Finish the day by drawing pictures of superheroes, showing that anyone can be a hero by telling the truth.
Where National Whistleblower Day is celebrated?
- - United States
