Case Study: The Kinsey Institute

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Kinsey Institute celebrates 70 years of success BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Kinsey Institute celebrates as one of the most prestigious sex research centers in the world after 70 years of success. Founded by Dr. Alfred Kinsey in 1947, the institute has made its mission to promote a better understanding of human sexuality, gender and reproduction through research and studies. The institute hopes to continue its success in new developments that will lead to happier lives.
“I love the mission of the institute and the idea that we need to know so much about sexuality because of the issues we have in society,” said Marie Metelnick, a communication media specialist for the institute, when asked what 70 years meant to her.
To honor the legacy of
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