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EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 35 MIN

The Hidden Costs of Speaking Up: What Fraud Examiners Need to Know About Whistleblowers - Jacqueline Garrick - Episode 156

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Whistleblowers are often key to uncovering fraud—but what happens after they report? In this episode of Fraud Talk, Jacqueline Garrick, founder of Whistleblowers of America and the Workplace Promise Institute, shares her journey from whistleblower to advocate. From moral injury to PTSD, Garrick shares how peer support and trauma-informed workplaces can protect whistleblowers and strengthen fraud prevention efforts.

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