ADVANCING RESEARCH & COMMUNICATION

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ADVANCING RESEARCH & COMMUNICATION

The Antarctic Institute of Canada (AIC) is a non-profit Canadian charity organization founded in 1985 by former Antarctic researcher Dr. Austin Mardon.

Today, we are at the forefront of multifaceted research projects uniquely designed to have local, regional, and national impacts.

AIC also participates in community projects, a testament to our commitment to supporting students, society, and international development.

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OVER 70,000+ RESEARCH PAPER READS AND 350+ PUBLICATIONS

WITH OVER 250+ CITATIONS, 200+ BOOKS AND 80+ ARTICLES

Research-based Books

AIC's collection of authored works spans a diverse array of topics, each meticulously crafted to address critical issues and empower individuals.

Thriving With Schizophrenia

Showcases our advocacy for mental health, offering hope and strategies for individuals facing unique challenges.

How to Build and Maintain Relationships with Mental Illness

Epitomizes our dedication to empowerment, providing invaluable resources for building and maintaining relationships for people with mental illness.

Quarantined

Delves into the complexities of isolation, shedding light on the human experience during challenging times.

Fitness for people with disabilities

Underscores our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, offering practical guidance for improving physical well-being.

Music & Mental Health Let’s Talk About Emo

Reflects our interdisciplinary approach, exploring the profound impact of music on mental well-being.

Thriving With Schizophrenia

Showcases our advocacy for mental health, offering hope and strategies for individuals facing unique challenges.

How to Build and Maintain Relationships with Mental Illness

Epitomizes our dedication to empowerment, providing invaluable resources for building and maintaining relationships for people with mental illness.

Quarantined

Delves into the complexities of isolation, shedding light on the human experience during challenging times.

Fitness for people with disabilities

Underscores our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, offering practical guidance for improving physical well-being.

Publications

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