Swipe to check out the creative journeys that got these creators to where they are today. #WomensEqualityDay Since Amy Singer founded @KnittyMag in 2002, it has helped launch the careers of some of the most notable names in hand-knitting design. Amy has also become an outspoken supporter of equality and health care for women, the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities, mental health care and support for everyone, and the value of science in a world that’s still dealing with a pandemic. http://Patreon.com/Knitty ... @ThisIsAViVA is an artist of many mediums. As a woman in entertainment, she’s often told she is “very ambitious for a young woman,” but she loves to prove everyone wrong with her personal success. “So I will continue writing and singing and paving the way for the next generation of women who will dare to be ‘very ambitious young women’ themselves,” she says. http://Patreon.com/ThisIsAViVA ... @ChefNiniNguyen started out as a pastry chef in New Orleans before honing her skills at Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City. Though cooking is her passion, Chef Nini really fell in love with teaching and mentoring others in the kitchen. Now, she has weekly video recipes available on Patreon and is working on her first cookbook titled, “Đặc Biệt : An Extra Special Vietnamese Cookbook.” http://Patreon.com/ChefNiniNguyen ... Tiffany “@TheBudgetnista” Aliche is a personal financial educator, co-host of the @BrownAmbitionPodcast, New York Times Bestseller, and @NAACP Image Award Nominee who helps women worldwide take their finances to the next level and achieve their personal goals. Plus, she partnered with New Jersey Assemblywoman Angela V. McKnight to write a bill that was later signed into law, which mandated financial education to be integrated into all middle schools in New Jersey. http://Patreon.com/TheBudgetnista ... During the pandemic, creative portrait photographer @MarinaWphoto started making tutorial videos on how to take your own photos, use a camera, edit, and run a business. “This changed my life forever,” she says. “I found a community of supportive photographers who were eager for more educational content.” http://Patreon.com/MadeToMake