Tal is a graduate with high distinction in Philosophy and Comparative Literature. In recent years, he has been involved in qualitative research and policy research in academia and civil society.

Ophir is a law student at Tel Aviv University. Focused on writing and analyzing legal documents in the institute's activities.

Graduate with a bachelor's degree in Chemistry with an emphasis on computational chemistry. Quantitative researcher using statistical methods and ML in the field of housing and real estate in Israel and the impact of AI driven automation on the employment world.

Gal is a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at Tel Aviv University. Gal is a quantitative researcher in mixed methods examining inequality in the labor market, particularly its less researched aspects such as cost, quality of work, and transparent occupations. Her research examines the placement of social institutions from a comparative and gender perspective.

Or completed her postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Sociology and the "Politics of Inequality" group at the University of Konstanz, Germany. She holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Tel Aviv University and was a visiting researcher at Cornell University, New York. She previously taught at Tel Aviv University and Ruppin Academic Center. Or was a research fellow at the "Elrov Institute for Real Estate Research" at Tel Aviv University, and at the Institute for Structural Reforms during its cooperation with Tel Aviv University. Or worked as the Director of Research and Data at the Prime Minister's Office. Her research areas include inequality in housing ownership, mortgage debt, and housing wealth in international and intergenerational comparison. Her second area of research is racial-ethnic inequality in housing wealth.

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Sagit holds a doctorate from the Department of Public Policy at Tel Aviv University and a post doctorate from UCLA. Sagit has a BA in Economics and Management and an MA in Economics from Ben-Gurion University with high distinction. She served as a researcher at several leading research institutes including the Taub Center, Shoresh Institution, the Israel Democracy Institute, and as a senior researcher at the Institute for Structural Reforms while at Tel Aviv University. For two decades, Sagit has also been teaching a variety of economics courses at universities and colleges in Israel, and in the last decade as a lecturer in the master's program in the Department of Public Policy at Tel Aviv University. Her research fields: poverty, welfare policy, and national wealth. Second research area: the middle class in Israel and OECD countries over time.

Head of the National Task Force for Urban Renewal since 2008, within which he initiated the establishment of the National Authority for Urban Renewal and worked on transferring ownership of poverty-stricken neighborhoods' properties to their residents. In 2010, he established the "Institute for Structural Reforms" as an independent research institute for economic and social issues. He is the founder of one of Israel's longstanding law firms, S. Biran & Co. He published the books: "Bedim'a Yiktzoru" (In Tears Shall Reap) by "Kibbutz Hameuchad" Publishing House; "In Praise of Opportunism: An Introduction to the Theory of Opportunities" by Yedioth Achronot Books. His latest book was translated into English by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, and into Chinese by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.