Skip To Main Content
Christine Michel Carter on Muck Rack

Christine Michel Carter

(She/Her)
  • Freelance Senior Contributor, Forbes
  • Director, Campaign Strategy and Management, Lexia Learning
Baltimore
As seen in: Forbes, Medium, MSN, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, TIME, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, PLOS and
Covers:  AI, caregiving, work, burnout, motherhood, equity, and the future of work through emotionally intelligent, systems-focused cultural analysis.

Get in touch with Christine Michel

Contact Christine Michel, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Christine Michel Carter’s Biography

Read Full Bio →

Christine Michel Carter is a Forbes Senior Contributor, award-winning strategist, and nationally recognized voice on AI, work, caregiving, motherhood, money, and institutional trust. Since 2016, she has written more than 300 articles examining how work, technology, care, and economic pressure reshape modern life. Her reporting and commentary translate working motherhood from a personal issue into a workforce, consumer, and systems issue, helping readers understand how money, burnout, caregiving…

Christine Michel Carter’s Journalist Portfolio

Two Pestiferous Darkies. One Second Jesus. A Legacy They Couldn't Kill.

Two Pestiferous Darkies. One Second Jesus. A Legacy They Couldn't Kill.

He wore feathers in his hat, red and gilt letters on his coat, and carried a Bible under his arm as he walked…

View article →
Why So Many Millennials Experience Impostor Syndrome

Why So Many Millennials Experience Impostor Syndrome

People who experience Imposter Syndrome are high achievers unable to internalize and accept their success, of…

View article →
I Celebrated Black History Month... By Finding Out I Was White

I Celebrated Black History Month... By Finding Out I Was White

I Celebrated Black History Month... By Finding Out I Was White

View article →
The Rise of the Revenge Meal: Why Parents Are Sneaking Off to Secretly Snack

The Rise of the Revenge Meal: Why Parents Are Sneaking Off to Secretly Snack

In cars, closets, and bathrooms nationwide, a quiet trend is taking over-revenge eating. Here's why you might…

View article →
The HBR Working Parents Series Collection

The HBR Working Parents Series Collection

Read reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Tips, stories, and strategies for the job that n…

View article →

Articles

Women With Expertise Still Pay A Price For Speaking Up At Work Original

|
By Christine Michel Carter
| Forbes Verified
What happens when women whose jobs require them to challenge powerful men have to calculate the professional cost of doing exactly that? Pictured, Washington Post global opinion editor Karen Attiah. Getty Images In 2018, at a White House press conference, PBS NewsHour correspondent Yamiche Alcindor asked President Donald Trump whether describing himself as a nationalist could embolden white nationalists.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (5) Issue with article?

University Of Phoenix And OpenAI Could Redefine The AI Skills Gap Original

|
By Christine Michel Carter
| Forbes Verified
Some employers aren't setting aside time during the workday for any of that, which means whoever has the most time left over after work is quietly getting a head start. getty Imagine three people entering the same baking contest. One has no kids and no one depending on her. Most evenings, she has a free kitchen and a few hours to experiment with a recipe until she gets it right. Another is caring for an aging parent.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (4) Issue with article?

AI Won’t Take These Jobs, But Child Care Might Original

|
By Christine Michel Carter
| Forbes Verified
AI will still change tasks, expectations and staffing models. But for much of this workforce, the immediate threat is not a machine taking the job, and the concentration of working mothers in these roles is important. getty IEEE’s July 2026 “Technology Megatrends 2030” report predicts that human-AI interaction will reach broad commercial adoption faster than any of the other 30 technologies it examined.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (3) Issue with article?
See all 469 articles

Interview

See all →

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Via email.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

I use Google Docs, Canva, and Grammarly to write, pitch, plan, and pretend I have my life together.