On December 16, 2021, Supertyphoon Rai (local name Odette) escalated to a category 5 storm as it entered the Philippines. More than six million people woke up to massive devastation, among them almost 400 dead, 600,000 displaced, and 712,000 with their homes damaged and their landscapes ravaged. This scale of devastation and the corresponding shock will take years to recover from. How do individuals heal when a future of more climate emergencies is predicted for this climate-vulnerable region? How can our community presence the grief of recurrent loss?
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