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Nadine Sebai is an investigative journalist, documentary filmmaker, and Florida licensed private investigator specializing in investigative research, OSINT (open-source intelligence), and complex human-centered stories.
Sebai is currently co-directing System Disrupted, a feature documentary examining her experience with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), a disabling neurological condition that can cause seizures and other symptoms. Most recently, Sebai worked as a reporter for The Public’s Radio, where she produced accountability-focused reporting on labor, immigration, and public interest issues. She and fellow reporter Nina Sparling published Underage & Unprotected in partnership with PBS FRONTLINE, an investigative series exposing the exploitation of immigrant teenagers working in New Bedford seafood processing facilities. Sebai’s reporting has aired nationally on NPR’s Morning Edition and All Things Considered, as well as Here & Now, WBUR, WGBH, KQED, and numerous public radio stations across the country. In addition to journalism, Sebai is a licensed Florida private investigator (FL Lic. # C3600239) with training in investigative research and open-source intelligence (OSINT). Her work bridges traditional reporting and investigative methods, with interests in background investigations, due diligence, and human-centered investigations. Prior to journalism, Sebai worked in accounting and investigative analysis, bringing a strong analytical foundation to her reporting and investigative work. Professional Memberships
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