Our years of work with 2SLGBTQIA+ youth between the ages of 14-25 have helped us build knowledge of our communities’ various and ever growing needs.

As such, Project 10 offers educational workshops, speaks on panels, and offers consultations for administrators, teachers, and health and social service workers who interact with youth of diverse sexual and/or gender identities in varying contexts. Some of our workshops include:

  • Introduction to 2SLGBTQIA+ indentities

  • Queer media literacy

  • Histories of queer resistance

  • Promoting inclusivity

  • Inclusive language in English and in French

Our workshops tend to focus on activities that aim to share information and resources, bust myths, as well as invite discussion and questions about sexual orientation, gender identity, and the many ways that these can affect many areas of a youth’s life. From 101’s to providing tailored discussion-based content, we can design a workshop to meet your team where it's at. 

Pricing is on a sliding scale based on your budget and the length of the service requested. These booking fees allow us to increase our educational services and can be negotiated during the booking process. 

To book our services, call (514) 989-0001 on Tuesday-Friday 11am-5pm or by using the contact form 

P10 is proud to partner and work with community organizations, community members, medical professionals, and researchers. The main pillars of our Research and Development department are:

  • Investigate the barriers queer and trans youth and young adults (ages 14 - 25) face when accessing healthcare and social services, particularly in English.

  • Streamline navigational support for queer and trans youth and young adults when accessing healthcare and social services.

  • Empower queer and trans youth and young adults to build self-determination and self-efficacy through empowerment.


Our research mandate is to coordinate external research partnerships and develop internal cross-departmental data gathering systems and protocols. The Research and Development department strengthens Project 10’s commitment to advocacy, education, and harm reduction by ensuring data-driven decision-making and research-informed service delivery. Through ethical data collection, strategic analysis, and partnered and collaborative research, the purpose of the Research and Development department is to identify the needs of 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and young adults (ages 14 - 25) looking to access gender affirming and paramedical care within the Greater Montreal Area. 


Prospective research projects and partners are required to review our Research Partnership Checklist before connecting to ensure alignment.


For more information or questions please reach out to research@p10.qc.ca.

Project 10 provides consultations for those who need tailored feedback or information on specific initiatives or projects.

Our approach is deeply grounded in the expertise we have developed after years of working to empower and promote the holistic well-being of 2SLGBTQIA+ youth at both organizational and systemic levels. 

Pricing is on a sliding scale based on your budget and the length of the service requested. These booking fees allow us to increase our educational services and can be negotiated during the booking process. 

To book our services, call 514 989 0001 on Tuesday-Friday 11am-5pm or by using the contact form 

At Project 10, we provide educational workshops for schools and organizations.

Workshops include: 

  • 2SLGBTQIA+ realities: Identity sensitivity

  • Consent 

  • History of queer resistance

  • Inclusive language in French 

  • Inclusive language in English

Each workshop typically lasts between 1h-1h30, however adjustments can always be made.

To schedule a workshop, contact our Education and Outreach Coordinator, Felix by filling out our contact form

We are happy to visit your school, youth space, or community event to share our resources and services. We bring items like pamphlets for P10 and other services as well as samples of our safer sex and harm reduction and gender affirming materials. 

For kiosks related to special events like Pride Month, Trans Day of Visibility or Rememberance or International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia - please contact us a minimum 4 weeks in advance for a kiosk request as we regularly receive a high volume of requests.  

We are also happy to speak on panels to provide our perspective as service providers to the 2SLGBTQIA+ young adult community. For panels, please contact us at least 4 weeks in advance of the event with the subject and length. 

To book our services, call (514) 989-0001 on Tuesday-Friday 11am-5pm or by using the contact form