 In the twentieth century, those identifying as pragmatist feminist scholars were mostly from North America. In the first two decades of the twenty-first century, global pragmatist feminist voices have made important contributions to the field. For instance, Clara Fischer, who also writes on Irish Feminism, turns to John Dewey to address body/mind and emotion/reason dualisms, demonstrating that feminists could draw on the pragmatist tradition to address philosophies of embodiment (2018). Dorothy Rogers current projects seek to highlight the work of indigenous and early Mexican feminists who rejected the assimilationist agenda in education (2020, Other Internet Resources) and Alessandri and Stehn uncover the Mexican influences on Gloria Anzaldua’s writing (2020). Núria Sara Miras Boronat, Universitat de Barcelona, organized a feminist pragmatist conference in Barcelona in January 2020. She has published on Addams and pragmatist peace philosophies (2019), and also works on philosophies of play, drawing on Mead’s work which was influenced by his interaction with Hull House (2013). There has also recently been a shift towards uncovering and exploring the philosophic-activist work unfolding beyond the borders of the global north. 