Before arriving in Israel, AC spent the last few years touring the U.S. as a critically-acclaimed reporter for CNN, winning the hearts of millions with hard-hitting/lachrymose journalism from the front line. His most recent successes include the publishing of his memoirs and his popular reports from the devastation of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina and the GOP. Before that, he graduated from Yale and was a Vanderbilt.

Adam Chandler is not Anderson Cooper. CEO and founder of trustfundreporting.com, Chandler has served as a contributing editor for Heeb Magazine, a bartender at Tribeca's Brandy Library, and a volunteer for 826NYC since graduating from THE George Washington University and moving to New York City in 2005. His work has been featured in such publications as Heeb Magazine, PresenTense Magazine, Moment Magazine, Haaretz Online, Wonkette, and The New York Times comment forum.

In 2007, Chandler was a writer-in-residence at the Cat'Art Centre in Sainte Columbe sur l'Hers in France. He currently lives in New York where he attends the Master of Fine Arts program in Creative Nonfiction at Sarah Lawrence College.

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Nada Chandler is the CFO of trustfundreporting.com. Born in Providence, Rhode Island in...um...1970, Chandler was active in the early days of the S.D.S. and N.O.W. as well as in Berkeley local politics. Chandler participated in freedom rides, picketed at Woolworth's, and was arrested for "loitering" in Americus, Georgia during an initiative to enfranchise black voters. She now moonlights as a Talmud scholar in Houston, Texas and an active community leader (especially within the blue-haired guild of Hadassah ladies). She loves her Israel and her children and expects grandchildren like tomorrow.

Alexander Bijou is a contributor to the site. He believes that bios are totally blasé.