This document is a photovoice collection featuring images and meanings provided by 11 newcomers to Kjipuktuk (Halifax, Nova Scotia) who took part in a collaborative project between the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia, Dalhousie University, and the University of New Brunswick. It was curated by Morgan Brimacombe as part of her Environmental Studies thesis project.

This handbook was collaboratively written by members of the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) with support of the research team of the affiliated project called, “Creating Vocabularies and Rituals for Climate Grief Through Multiple Knowledge Systems and the Artistic Process.” This group was formed with the intention to include and centre youth’s insights about climate grief in the research project. By sharing their own experiences and resources about climate grief, the handbook aims to help others understand their own climate-related emotions and offer ways to process the entangled grief together. While this handbook aims to present some facts about climate change, we do not claim this handbook as an all-inclusive manual on policy or a comprehensive account of the perspectives of communities.