The Walk the Talk Foundation was established to help close significant gaps in protection for Whistleblowers in the DoD and DHS
Defending the Uniformed Services Whistleblower
While the government touts the importance of the role of whistleblowers and the role of administrative systems of “justice” to maintain good order and discipline, it fails to afford proper due process or transparency to uniformed service members who are victims of these systems. At WtTF, we are engaging at many levels to help achieve a system in which the government “walks” commensurate with the “talk”: protecting our courageous Americans while seeking restitution for those wronged.
Provide consultation and advice to those seeking redress in the DoD and DHS
Advocate for regulatory change in the uniformed services' justice systems.
Advocate for the streamlining of the DoD and DHS investigative processes.
Advocate for change in Whistleblower law.
To realize uniformed services free from opaque and unjust administrative systems of redress and justice.
To give uniformed service members a voice when and where they don’t have one, guiding them through the dangerous waters of whistleblowing, investigations, and administrative punishment.
Advise the uniformed service member,
Advocate for more Whistleblower protections,
Engage Congress to expand Whistleblower laws.
On September 30, 2025, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, in a speech to military leaders, announced his policies addressing Inspector General and Equal Opportunity reform.
On August 9th, 2025, Walk the Talk Traveled to Columbus, OH, to speak at the National Conference for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. President and
Filing an Article 138 complaint shouldn’t feel like reporting a war crime to a DMV clerk during a fire drill—but here we are. To help
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