2024 

CONFERENCE

September 12-13th

What is the conference about?

This conference is a two-day event that focuses on spreading awareness and networking within the safe workspace & whistleblowing community. We have a variety of high-profile attorneys, social workers, and congressional guest speakers who are spearheading the movement, as well as whistleblowers. 

Where: Washington DC, TBD






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WPI attendees are on the cutting edge of continuous process improvement and employee engagement. They lead strong organizations that are equipped to exchange ideas, share tools, embrace diversity, and inform solutions that build restorative social justice within the fabric of their workplace communities and cultures.

Call for Presentations

We are currently looking for presenters for our upcoming 2024 conference on September 12-13th. Please click the link below if you want to present. 

Experts in their field will cover the four core elements to be a Whistleblower Protection Advocate.

If you have questions please email us at: Events@workplacepromiseinstitute.org

Estimated time to complete the Sign Up form is 30min, you stop and start until the form is completed, your work will be automatically saved.

Skip any fields that are Not Applicable and we will contact you to confirm all the details prior to the conference.

COURSE OVERVIEW

This outline should display a course breakdown with a timed schedule of the day's event(s). It must include individual course segments, guided discussion, and activities, where applicable.

Resources for further study:

This workshop is geared to the clinician at the following levels:

COURSE OBJECTIVES

List specific, clear and concise learning objectives and/or outcomes for the course that are both behavioral and measurable. 

(Course learning objectives need to be measurable and/or observable. They should state what a participant will be able to demonstrate immediately after attending the course. To "understand" or "have familiarity with" something is not measurable or observable. Verbs like "describe, name, explain, define, recall, list, restate, role-play, summarize, and write" are the most common used to describe what the attendee will actually be able to demonstrate after attending the training.)

QUIZ (FOR ONLINE WEBINARS ONLY)

Workshops and In-Person Trainings Do Not Require a Quiz

Please upload your multiple choice quiz in a Word document. A minimum of 6 questions per hour of presentation time is required, with 5 choices for each question and only 1 possible correct answer. Please Bold your correct answer within the Word document.

SAMPLE PRESENTATION

Upload a video or include a link to a previous/sample presentation.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE FORM

INSTRUCTOR COMMITMENT

By agreeing to present a continuing education activity, presenters commit to the following:

Past Conferences

Click the link below to view highlights and speakers from our first annual virtual conference