anonymous activism

If you're going to blow a whistle, you might want to do it quietly. That's the advice given by the authors of a guide called "The Art of Anonymous Activism: Serving the Public While Surviving Public Service," who have targeted public employees as their intended audience. The writers of the guidelines come from a trio of interesting looking web sites. There's the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), the Government Accountability Project (Whistleblower.org), and Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (Peer).