1984 was the year of Women Into Science and Engineering (WISE). A 1984 report by Ebury Publishing reported that in a typical family, only 5% of mothers and 19% of daughters were using a computer at home, compared to 25% of fathers and 51% of sons. To counteract this, the company launched a series of software titles designed towards women and publicised in "Good Housekeeping". Anita Borg, who had been noticing that women were under-represented in computer science, founded an email support group, Systers, in 1987.