Bring Our Work to Your Community
Host an Exhibit
Bring a survivor-led, survivor-centred exhibit to your institution or community.
Book a Presentation or Workshop
Invite speakers and facilitators for educational seminars and professional development.
Educational Presentations & Workshops
The Wrong Questions Project offers educational presentations and workshops designed to help institutions, organizations, and communities understand how victim-blaming questions function as tools of institutional disbelief and harm.
The basic rate to bring the exhibit to your community with on-site curatorial hosting is $10,000. This includes the full exhibit and a carefully curated e-book that includes relevant data for the local area.
Institutional Workshops
For universities, hospitals, law enforcement, and social service organizations seeking to understand how victim-blaming questions and institutional indifference function across their systems.
Duration: 60–90 minutes | Audience: Staff, leadership, and institutional decision-makers
Educational Seminars
For students, educators, and community members interested in understanding how the infrastructure of disbelief operates and how to build systems that center survivor truth.
Duration: Variable | Audience: Students, educators, community organizations
Professional Development
For professionals in victim advocacy, legal services, trauma-informed care, and institutional accountability seeking deeper understanding of victim-blaming as a systemic practice.
Duration: 90–120 minutes | Audience: Professional practitioners and advocates
Send Us an Inquiry
We work with institutions and organizations to design presentations and exhibits that meet your specific needs and context. Fill out the form below to tell us about your educational goals. You can also reach us directly at thewrongquestionsproject@gmail.com.