Strategies to build a positive and inclusive Antarctic field work environment

IF 2.5 4区 地球科学 Q2 GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL Annals of Glaciology Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1017/aog.2023.32
M. Karplus, T. J. Young, S. Anandakrishnan, J. Bassis, Elizabeth Case, A. Crawford, A. Gold, Leilani Henry, J. Kingslake, A. Lehrmann, P. A. Montano, E. Pettit, T. Scambos, Elizabeth M. Sheffield, Emma C. Smith, M. Turrin, J. Wellner
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Abstract To increase inclusivity, diversity, equity and accessibility in Antarctic science, we must build more positive and inclusive Antarctic field work environments. The International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration (ITGC) has engaged in efforts to contribute to that goal through a variety of activities since 2018, including creating an open-access ‘Field and Ship Best Practices’ guide, engaging in pre-field season team dynamics meetings, and surveying post-field season reflections and experiences. We report specific actions taken by ITGC and their outcomes. We found that strong and supported early career researchers brought new and important perspectives regarding strategies for transforming culture. We discovered that engaged and involved senior leadership was also critical for expanding participation and securing funding to support efforts. Pre-field discussions involving all field team members were particularly helpful for setting expectations, improving sense of belonging, describing field work best practices, and co-creating a positive work culture.
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建立积极和包容的南极实地工作环境的战略
为提高南极科学工作的包容性、多样性、公平性和可及性,我们必须构建更加积极和包容的南极工作环境。自2018年以来,国际思韦茨冰川合作组织(ITGC)一直致力于通过各种活动为实现这一目标做出贡献,包括创建开放获取的“实地和船舶最佳实践”指南,参与实地季节前的团队动态会议,以及调查实地季节后的反思和经验。我们报告ITGC采取的具体行动及其结果。我们发现,强大和支持的早期职业研究人员为文化转型策略带来了新的和重要的观点。我们发现,高层领导的参与和参与对于扩大参与和确保资金支持工作也至关重要。包括所有现场团队成员在内的现场前讨论对设定期望、提高归属感、描述现场工作最佳实践以及共同创造积极的工作文化特别有帮助。
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Annals of Glaciology
Annals of Glaciology GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL-GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
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期刊介绍: Annals of Glaciology publishes original scientific articles and letters in selected aspects of glaciology-the study of ice. Each issue of the Annals is thematic, focussing on a specific subject. The Council of the International Glaciological Society welcomes proposals for thematic issues from the glaciological community. Once a theme is approved, the Council appoints an Associate Chief Editor and a team of Scientific Editors to handle the submission, peer review and publication of papers.
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