Since 2013, the people of Tacloban have been kindling rows of candles every year to honor the lives lost to Typhoon Haiyan. Typhoon Haiyan—or Typhoon Yolanda, as most Filipinos call it—was one of the deadliest cyclones in history, leading to more than 6,200 deaths and more than 28,000 injuries. In the aftermath of the super typhoon, survivors developed severe mental health conditions. FundLife, an organization mostly led by youth leaders and mentors, provides relief goods and psychosocial support to climate survivors in Tacloban. This includes blocking access to the Shell import terminal in Batangas, Philippines, as well as establishing the People’s Climate Justice Museum, which displays stories and art by climate survivors.