Bill Clinton's Presidency By k_eck11 Nov 3, 1992 Clinton elected Jan 22, 1993 Abolished Restrictions on Medical Research and the Right to Choose Feb 1, 1993 Helped States Take the First Steps Toward Welfare Reform Feb 5, 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act Apr 1, 1993 Childhood Immunizations Dec 8, 1993 NAFTA Ratified Mar 31, 1994 Goals 2000 Education Standards Enacted Sep 23, 1994 Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund Created Oct 20, 1994 Improving America’s Schools Act Jan 25, 1995 Called for National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Feb 25, 1995 Federal Child Support Enforcement Expanded Jul 12, 1995 Religious Freedom in Schools Protected Dec 14, 1995 Dayton Peace Accords Signed Apr 24, 1996 Antiterrorism Law Aug 3, 1996 Food Quality Protection Act Signed Aug 20, 1996 Minimum Wage Increased Aug 22, 1996 Welfare Reform Enacted Sep 5, 1996 Designated Commission to Design Patients’ Bill of Rights Mar 4, 1997 Banned Federal Research on Human Cloning Apr 24, 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention Ratified May 20, 1997 Created the Welfare to Work Partnership Jun 4, 1997 Individuals With Disabilities Education Act Reauthorized Jun 12, 1997 Established the Initiative for One America Aug 27, 1997 America Reads Child Literacy Initiative Launched Nov 21, 1997 FDA Reform Legislation Signed Jan 7, 1998 Child Care Initiative Aug 7, 1998 Workforce Investment Act Oct 7, 1998 GEAR UP Initiative Created Dec 12, 1998 Global Warming Protocol Signed in Kyoto, Japan Dec 16, 1998 Air Attacks on Saddam Hussein Apr 29, 1999 Education Flexibility Partnership Act of 1999 Signed Jun 20, 1999 Achieving Victory in Kosovo Oct 29, 1999 Medical Privacy Protections Announced Dec 14, 1999 Enacted New Legislation to Help Young People Leaving Foster Care Apr 7, 2000 Senior Citizen’s Freedom to Work Act Passed Jun 7, 2000 Providing Medicare Reimbursement For Costs Associated with Participation in Clinical Trials Jul 13, 2000 Plan Colombia Enacted Oct 10, 2000 China-PNTR Enacted Oct 24, 2000 Providing Health Insurance to Women With Breast Cancer Dec 15, 2000 Passed $1.2 Billion for Emergency School Repairs