Timeline of Sex Education

  • NEA

    NEA
    NEA promotes sex education a necessary for national sex education.
  • PTA

    PTA
    PTA promotes sex education before puberty.
  • YWCA

    YWCA
    YWCA intorduces positive health and promotes sex education as part of a total health program.
  • 4th International Congress on School Hygiene

    4th International Congress on School Hygiene
    Promotes sexuality instruction funded by the public for parents to gain and support sex education in schools.
  • Birth Control Clinic in Brooklyn

    Birth Control Clinic in Brooklyn
    Margaret Sanger opens first birth control clinic in Brooklyn New York. It provided planning education,imported diaphragms, and counseling for families.
  • U.S. Government

    U.S. Government
    Supports sex education as part of the White House Conference on Child Welfare
  • Public Health Service

    Public Health Service
    50 reginal confrences are cunducted for sex education in high schools and colleges
  • Public Health Service

    Public Health Service
    Publishes manual for sex education in high schools.
  • American School Health Association

    American School Health Association
    ASHA launches a nationwide program for family life education.
  • U.S. Supreme Court

    U.S. Supreme Court
    Griswold V. Connecticut rules there is a right to privacy to those who are married to get birth control prescriptions.
  • Supreme Court Strikes

    Supreme Court Strikes
    Supreme court implements an 1859 Texas law forbidding abortions in Roe V. Wade.
  • Adolescent Family Life Act

    Adolescent Family Life Act
    Act is passed to fund programs for abstinence before marriage.
  • Viagra

    Viagra
    Due to president Clinton's sexual behaviors viagra hits the market.
  • FLEA

    FLEA
    Congress is introduced to FLEA by Barbara Lee and James Greenwood. Barbra and James intorduced FLEA to congress as a vision of U.S. sex education policy that's receiving support from research, medical, education organizations, American people, and public health.
  • Federal Funding Rejected

    Federal Funding Rejected
    25 states reject federal funding for abstinence only programs
  • Personal Responsibility Education Program

    Personal Responsibility Education Program
    Personal Responsibility Education Program is funded by congress. Congress gives 75 million dollars annually for evidence based, age appropriate, and evidence based programs for adolescents about abstinence and contraception to prevent pregnancy and STDs.