James M. Banner, Jr., is the author of many books, including The Elements of Teaching. Most recently, he is editor of Presidential Misconduct: From George Washington to Today. A founder of the National History Center of the American Historical Association, he lives in Washington DC.

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Fredrike Bannink is a clinical psychologist trained in solution-focused coaching and solution-focused mediation. She is the author of many publications on solution-focused therapy, solution-focused interviewing, and mediation, and a trainer for mental health team of Doctors Without Borders. She is based in the Netherlands.

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Brett Bannor is the manager of Animal Collections at the Atlanta History Center, where he takes care of the institution's domestic animals—including sheep, of course. He has written several articles on both natural and cultural history.

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Samantha Bansil is a Filipino-American fantasy author. She studied sociology and French at Boston University before earning a master's degree at Institut d'études politiques de Paris. After trying many professional hats, she found her way back to her true love: writing. She works in Paris, France, as a content marketer.

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Emily Banting is an award-winning and bestselling author of contemporary sapphic romance featuring LGBTQ+ characters and plenty of British humor. Her novel Broken Beyond Repair won multiple awards, including a GCLS Goldie in the Ann Bannon Popular Choice Award (bronze).

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Vince L. Bantu is assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and is the Ohene (director) of the Meachum School of Haymanot in St. Louis, which provides theological education for urban pastors and leaders.

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Navin A. Bapat is professor of political science and the chair of the Curriculum of Peace, War, and Defense at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His research utilizes mathematical modeling to develop theoretical explanations of political conflicts.

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Moshe Bar, PhD, is the former director of the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital and an internationally renowned cognitive neuroscientist. For his outstanding research and academic achievements, he has received many awards and honors.

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Dan Bar-el is an award-winning children's author, educator, and storyteller whose books include Audrey (Cow), Not Your Typical Dragon, and the Very, Very Far North series. Dan lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, with artist and goldsmith Dominique Bréchault, and Sasha, the most adorable cat in the known universe.

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Uri Bar-Joseph is a professor of political science at the University of Haifa. He is the author of several books about intelligence, Israel's national security strategy, and the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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Mehrsa Baradaran is a professor of law at the University of California, Irvine. The author of The Color of Money and How the Other Half Banks, she has advised US senators and congresspeople on policy and spoken at national and international forums including the World Bank. She lives in San Clemente, California.

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D. D. Barant is a pen name of Don DeBrandt, a Canadian science fiction author who also writes under the name Donn Cortez. As Barant, he has authored the Bloodhound Files series.

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