“…Women could not undertake scientific research and highlight their scientific contributions in the polar regions in the 1990s (Chipman, 1986; Carey, Jackson, Antonello, & Rushing, 2016; Seag, 2017) [9][10][11]. Gendered barriers are divided into formal, caused by social, political, and economic factors (Rosner, 2009;Lahiri-Dutt, 2019, Marsh, et al (2011 [12][13][14] and informal ones including physical barriers; low paid work and harassment (Bell & Koenig, 2017) [15]. Recent scholarly works, events, and webinars (Starkweather, S., Derry, K., & Crain, R. 2018; Association of Polar Early Career Scientists [APECS], 2019; Smieszek & Prior, 2019) [16][17][18] have shown a light on the struggles faced by women in their careers in the Arctic.…”