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Title:
Lifestyle Writer & Contributor
Location:
New York, NY
Education:
Double major in Film & Television Studies and Political Science from the University of Vermont; Masters Degree in Digital Journalism from Instituto de Empresa
Expertise:
lifestyle advice, relationships, entertainment, technology, and wellness
Experience:
Carrie Weisman is a seasoned journalist. Her writing has been published in Women’s Health, Men’s Health, Vice, Salon, Fatherly, In These Times, The Paper Gown, and numerous other outlets.
She has written about relationships, entertainment, technology, and wellness for over 10 years. With a master’s degree in digital journalism, she is well-versed in service journalism, digital media, and lifestyle advice for women and men throughout America.
Carrie began her career as a staff writer at AlterNet in 2015. Since then, she has written for a variety of publications including Men’s Health, Women’s Health, Vice, and Salon. In 2018, her article "The Federal Attack on Sex Workers’ Rights Is a Threat to Everyone’s Free Speech" was featured in the German journal "Analyse & Kritik." She has also worked full-time for a major marketing company in New York City and as an advisor for several start-ups.
On weekends, you can find Carrie taking far too many photos of her pets or planning her next warm-weather getaway.
She has written about relationships, entertainment, technology, and wellness for over 10 years. With a master’s degree in digital journalism, she is well-versed in service journalism, digital media, and lifestyle advice for women and men throughout America.
Carrie began her career as a staff writer at AlterNet in 2015. Since then, she has written for a variety of publications including Men’s Health, Women’s Health, Vice, and Salon. In 2018, her article "The Federal Attack on Sex Workers’ Rights Is a Threat to Everyone’s Free Speech" was featured in the German journal "Analyse & Kritik." She has also worked full-time for a major marketing company in New York City and as an advisor for several start-ups.
On weekends, you can find Carrie taking far too many photos of her pets or planning her next warm-weather getaway.
