The political and legal landscape for federal grantees is shifting fast; your mission shouldn’t have to. Recently, the administration signaled a new strategy: using a tool traditionally meant to stop fraud, the False Claims Act (FCA), to target nonprofits, municipalities, tribes, and other recipients of federal financial assistance for DEI-related activities. FCA violations can result in significant financial penalties, loss of federal funding, and long-term damage to your organization’s standing. You and your organization don’t have to navigate this new pressure alone. In this free, one-hour webinar, we are stripping away the legal jargon to give you a clear, plain-language roadmap. We’ll cover: The Basics: What the False Claims Act is, how it works, and why the administration is expanding its use against grantees. How to Spot the Risks: How to assess whether your organization may have exposure. How to Protect Yourself: Practical steps you can take now to protect your organization. How to Respond: What to do (and what not to do) if you receive an FCA inquiry. Whether you are a nonprofit director, a compliance officer, or a community organizer, this session is designed to help you understand this emerging risk and how to get ahead of it. Can’t attend live? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording straight to your inbox.
