See the latest information and keep up with developments in Shirley Tabb's firing from the District of Columbia Child and Family Services Agency and her battle to ensure that children in the agency's care are treated with dignity and respect.
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July 19, 2006:
Child & Family Services Agency Employee Who Blew
the Whistle on Children Sleeping in the
Agency's Office Building Files Federal Lawsuit
July 10, 2006:
Coming Soon: A Tale of Whistle-Blowing at the EPA. Film to Portray Long Legal Battle With the Agency. Click to read the full article.
April 28, 2006 Press Release: Child & Family Services Agency Employee Who Blew the Whistle on Children Sleeping in the Agency's Office Building Files Federal Lawsuit
Shirley Tabb joined the Honorable Reverend Walter E. Fauntroy, pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington DC, civil/human rights activist, and congressman, along with a contingency of other whistle blower advocates who visited the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials in Washington DC on July 13, 2006.
Shirley Tabb and other activists/advocates from Blacks in Government (BIG), Government Accountability Project (GAP) , National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc; and the National Whistle Blower's Association met in support of Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo, EAP employee and president of the No Fear Coalition, who has filed a second law suit against EAP claiming harassment and retaliation on her job after receiving $600,000 in damages in a prior complaint for racial and gender discrimination (see Washington Post article).
