Last week, I invited readers to share how military values have shaped their lives. The heartfelt responses I received demonstrate the enduring impact of these principles on individuals and families. Colonel Len Kirschner, M.D., U.S. Air Force (retired), called to reflect on how courage, commitment, and respect helped him cope with the loss of a […]
By Paula L. Pedene, APR, Fellow PRSA I’m in good company as we commemorate National Whistleblower Day on July 30. After all, two Navy Sailors, Samuel Shaw, a Revolutionary War naval officer, and Richard Marven, a midshipman, were the first whistleblowers in 1776. Shaw, a midshipman, and Marven, a third lieutenant in the Continental Navy,
A Whistleblower’s Advice, keep the faith in difficult times. Read More »
I often tell people I didn’t set out to be a high-profile Whistleblower. Instead, it found me. And in doing so, my life changed completely. I’m not sure how much you know about my story, but if you heard about the waits and delays in VA health care that hurt our nation’s veterans the past
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