Some of the programs are: The “Female Scientists Club”, targeting 6th grade female-minors with interest and knowledge in science and technology, encouraging them to carry on in these fields; The Tel Aviv University “Science Cadet Unit” is taking affirmative action measures to raise the percentage of female attendance in their activities; “The Future Generation of Hi-Tech” program, detailed in our previous report, continues to create partnerships (currently 100 schools participate in the program, compared to 23 as of 2001) between industries and junior high schools throughout the country, exposing 35,000 students to this program in the 2002-3 school year alone; “ORT to 21”, a program that encourages female students to choose and succeed at advanced technological and exact studies in high schools and higher education, with 7,400 female students participants in 23 junior high schools over the 2002-3 school year attaining excellent results; a Technion - Israel Institute of Technology program that includes community social work, promoting female pupils in science and engineering and tutoring female students in the 10th and 11th grades.