Shaazka Beyerle is the Lead Researcher/Author for a Nordic Trust Fund project in the World Bank entitled, “Citizen Participation is a Human Right: A Human Rights-Based Approach to the World Bank's Citizen Engagement Mandate.” She’s the author of Curtailing Corruption: People Power for Accountability and Justice (Lynne Rienner 2014), and Freedom from Corruption: A Curriculum for People Power Movements, Campaigns and Civic Initiatives (2015).
(http://www.curtailingcorruption.org/sites/default/files/freedom-from-corruption-final-june-27-2015.pdf).

She is also a Nonresident Fellow, Center for Transatlantic Relations, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University, and a Senior Advisor, International Center on Nonviolent Conflict. She frequently teaches and speaks about people power, anti-corruption and governance, such as the International Anti-Corruption Conferences, Transparency International Summer School on Integrity, the United States Institute of Peace, and the U.S. Congress Helsinki Commission, and publishes articles and reviews, most recently on global financial corruption (Diogène/French; Diogenes/English). She’s a Friend of the International State Crime Initiative (Queen Mary University-London, Harvard, University of Hull), Editorial Board member, State Crime, and served as an elected Coordinating Committee member, UN Convention Against Corruption Civil Society Coalition (2013-2016).