Prevent CRP (Consumer Racial Profiling) is a social justice and social impact initiative focused on providing public education, conducting research, advocating, and building partnerships to address and prevent intersectional forms of consumer racial profiling in service environments. Prevent CRP’s work is global in scope and reach.
Prevent CRP’s work is informed by academic research, case law, community-based advocacy, relevant laws, including human rights and anti-discrimination.
We offer resources, tools, consulting and training services to community groups, businesses and organizations.
Tomee Sojourner-Campbell, M.A., Prevent CRP Founder
Tomee Sojourner-Campbell is one of Canada’s leading experts in intersectional forms of consumer racial profiling. The Ontario Human Rights Commission and members of the Senate of Canada have recognized her work.
Tomee’s published works, include:
*“Damaged Goods: A Critical Perspective on Consumer Racial Profiling in Ontario’s Retail Environment,” have been referenced and cited in academic research and expert reports, including a report for a British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal case.
Podcast Episode
In this episode, Tomee and Professor Backhouse discuss consumer racial profiling, the historical lessons from Ms. Viola Desmond’s case and the weaponization of neutral laws against Black communities. They also share ideas about the kinds of contemporary actions needed to address intersectional forms of consumer racial profiling.In this episode, Tomee and Professor Backhouse discuss consumer racial profiling, the historical lessons from Ms. Viola Desmond’s case and the weaponization of neutral laws against Black communities. They also share ideas about the kinds of contemporary actions needed to address intersectional forms of consumer racial profiling.
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Public Education
Tomee Sojourner-Campbell’s Media and Academic Presentations on Consumer Racial Profiling
