It's been one year since huge protests erupted in Baltimore over the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.
Young people across the city say they are determined to keep fighting for changes to policing and inequality in his name.
The spotlight may have moved on, but locals say little has changed and relations with the police are just as strained.
One group of students from Baltimore schools and universities have come together to produce an exhibition which aims to combat negative stereotypes and highlight the constant surveillance some local residents say they live under.
From Baltimore, Harry Horton reports.
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