BRIGHT - Building Resilience through Integrity, Good Governance, and Honesty Training
Working towards a European Union where whistleblowing systems are effective, accessible, and protective; where organizations embrace transparency and accountability, and where civil society actively participates in promoting these values.
BRIGHT DELIVERS
4 April 2025 | Brussels, Belgium
European Whistleblowing Conference Collaborative Pathways to Integrity
This event, hosted by the European Whistleblowing Institute, was a collaborative effort with the Network of European Integrity and Whistleblowing Authorities (NEIWA), Transparency International (TI), Transparency International Greece, the Whistleblowing International Network, EDHEC Business School, University of Galway, and Georg-August-University Göttingen.
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Episode 3 | Academics: Merijn Chamon
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Myers Moot Court Competition | Photo Gallery
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Episode 2: Trade unions | Martin Jefflen
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Episode 1: National authorities | Zuzana Dlugosova
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EWI supports Latvian authorities in advancing whistleblower protection
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Whistleblowing Now and Then | The Ecosystem Behind the Courage: Teaser
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Spotlight Series: Whistleblowing in Europe
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EWI supports Polish authorities in advancing whistleblower protection
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EWI supports Irish authorities in advancing whistleblower protection
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EWI supports Belgian authorities in advancing whistleblower protection
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EWI supports Luxembourgish authorities in advancing whistleblower protection
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Empowering the Next Generation of Whistleblowing Lawyers: EWI Announces the Myers Moot Court Competition
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How does your organization align with international requirements for handling whistleblower reports?
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Why is it necessary to talk about gender-sensitive and intersectional whistleblowing systems?
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Filling in the gap: How civil society and lawyers co-create stronger whistleblower protections
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Online event | Voices of Power: Whistleblowing for the Public Good
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Enhancing Whistleblowing Competencies: Internal vs External Channels
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Enforcing Whistleblower Protection: Interim relief, reversal of burden of proof, non-judicial protection
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Challenges in Whistleblowing Practice: Retaliation, intersectionality barriers, and lack of clarity
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State of Whistleblowing in the EU: “It takes a village to make effective protection of whistleblowers a reality”
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Former CJEU judge calls for EU Member States to do more in protecting whistleblowers
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European Whistleblowing Conference | Photo Gallery
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European Whistleblowing Conference: Collaborative Pathways to Integrity in Brussels, Belgium
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Online event - Three years post transposition: lessons for protection of whistleblowers?
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Three years post-transposition: lessons, challenges, and tools for enhanced whistleblower protection
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Project BRIGHT
BRIGHT aims to catalyze progressive change for European whistleblowing
Project Goal
The project is underpinned by a multidimensional approach that integrates research, capacity building, advocacy, and policy dialogue.
We begin with a comprehensive research phase to gather robust, reliable, and disaggregated data. A crucial component of our project is fostering active dialogue between civil society and policymakers. This ensures that the legislative changes are not only informed by research but also reflect the collective voice of civil society. BRIGHT seeks to trigger change that extends beyond the status quo and include principles of gender equality and non-discrimination into whistleblowing practices and systems.
BRIGHT’s ultimate vision is a European Union where whistleblowing systems are effective, accessible, and protective; where organizations embrace transparency and accountability, and where civil society actively participates in promoting these values.
Project partners
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Visit EDHEC Business School
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Visit University of Galway
Project 101143234 — BRIGHT is co-funded by the European Commission. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. For more information, please visit www.commission.europa.eu