1907

• First International Conference of Socialist Women (Germany)

1910s

• Margaret Cousins organized Women’s India Association (Ireland & India)

• Aleksandra Mikhaylovna Kollontay (USSR)

• Soldaderas (Mexican Revolution)

• Juliet Lanteri (National Feminist Party, Argentina

1915 

• International Congress of Women at the Hague, Jane Addams presided

• Pan-American Women’s Auxiliary in Washington, D.C.

  • Paulina Luisa attended

1916

• First Pan-American Child Congress in Buenos Aires

1917

• Ella Negruzzi (Romania)​

1919

• Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Zurich, Switzerland)​​

1920s

1. Clara González (Panama)

2. Violet McNaughton 

3. Agrarian feminist from Saskatchewan

4. Yone Suzuki (Japan)

5. Elena Torres (Mexico)

1920:

• International Women’s Suffrage Association meeting in Geneva, Switzerland

  • Huda Sharawi (Egypt)

• Japan

• Ichikawe Fusae

• Shizue Kato​

1922: 

1. Pan-American Women’s Conference(USA)

1928: 

• 6th Pan-American Conference (Cuba)

• Doris Stevens called for equal rights in the Americas

1930s

1. East Asia

   1. Tcheng Yu-Hsiu​

      1. 1st woman lawyer/judge in China

2. Popular Front movement (Spain)

   • Anti-fascist, partnership between communists & Social Democrats

3. Pan-American feminists

   • Victoria Ocampo (Argentina)​

   • Alicia Moreau (Argentina)

   • Petrona Eyle (Argentina)

League of Nations

• Marta Vergara (Chile)

• Paulina Luisi (Uruguay)

• Halide Edip (Turkish feminist & novelist)

• Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay (India)

• Mattel Mogannam (Palestine)

Equal Rights Treaty

• Drafted by Alice Paul, international version of the Equal Rights Amendment proposed in the USA, 1920s