06/19/2026
Corruption is the antithesis of Freedom. We embrace today in the spirit of hope and determination for a better future.
An informed electorate is the best defense against political corruption. The Museum will also serve the good of the community by promoting honest civil service.
The Museum of Political Corruption will explore New York State's history of political corruption and those mechanisms that have allowed corruption to flourish. Featuring interactive exhibits and guest lectures the Museum of Political Corruption will fulfill its primary mission to educate, entertain, and empower the public.
06/19/2026
Corruption is the antithesis of Freedom. We embrace today in the spirit of hope and determination for a better future.
06/10/2026
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National Essay Contest Honors Students Exploring Corruption, Democracy, and Reform.
Museum of Political Corruption Announces Winners of National High School Essay Contest.
Winning entries will be posted after 8 AM at www.museumofpoliticalcorruption.org
Only 2 days left to enter the Museum of Political Corruption's High School Essay Contest! $500 First Prize! https://museumofpoliticalcorruption.org/essay-contest/
05/13/2026
It's 10 PM. Do you know if your high schoolers are finishing up their essay? Due 5/15
$500 first prize!
https://museumofpoliticalcorruption.org/essay-contest/
05/11/2026
The βMaking Corruption Historyβ High School Essay Contest is closing May 15th. This is your last chance to win $500, and make corruption history!
05/08/2026
Our Bluesky feed is off the charts today!! Join us on Bluesky () and Instagram (corruption_museum). Like us repost us, and "let's make corruption history!"
05/06/2026
Earlier today, the Museum of Political Corruption announced Julie K. Brown as the 2026 Nellie Bly Award recipient.
Swipe to learn more about her work.
05/05/2026
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Congratulations Julie K. Brown from The Museum of Political Corruption!
The Museum of Political Corruption is THRILLED to announce that Julie K. Brown, the reporter who opened the doors to the Epstein case, is the 10th annual winner of the Nellie Bly Award for Investigative Reporting!
http://museumofpoliticalcorruption.org
IN 3 DAYS!!! The Museum of Political Corruption announce its 2026 Nellie Bly Award for Investigative Reporting winner! This will be HUGE!! www.museumofpoliticalcorruption.org