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The Miller Group has developed a pro bono campaign for Los Angeles-based apparel maker Homeboy Industries that details the black-and-white effects of gang wars.
Founded in 1992, the company helps ex-gang members become productive members of society by providing them with jobs in its merchandising division.
Two of the three posters designed for its line of clothing use photographs of actual gang-related events. The one shown here features a group of young people comforting one another around an open casket, mourning the death of a friend.
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