The National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education Title IX At 50 A Report by the National Coalition for Women and Girls in EducationIn June 1972 Congress passed a federal civil rights law Title IX to prohibit sex discrimination in schools that receive federal funding. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Title IX the National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education presents Title IX At 50 a report that celebrates the significant progress made toward ending sex discrimination in schools while recognizing that much work remains to be done. Click here to read theFull Report Executive Summary and Introduction. This report contains 9 issue briefs Sexual Harassment Discriminatory Discipline Based on Sex and Race LGBTQI Students Pregnant Parenting Students Athletics Gender RaceConscious Programs SexSegregated Education Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics STEM Career and Technical Education CTE Title IX Coordinators Each issue brief contains Background an overview of how that particular aspect of sex discrimination affects students in schools Developments Since 1972 a history of relevant legal developments over the last 50 years regarding the issue Recommendations a range of specific concrete policy recommendations for education policymakers including members of Congress the Department of Education state lawmakers and school administrators.