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| Title: | Sheltering the Forgotten: Voices of the Voiceless | Authors: | Chau, Ching Ngai Harry | Issue Date: | Dec-2025 | Abstract: | Harry’s Voices of the Voiceless (寵浪) project was inspired by the invisible struggles of stray cats in Yau Ma Tei. Realizing their importance to the community, Harry designed a Transitional Housing initiative—a shelter with remote monitoring for both cats and caretakers. Initial setbacks, including communication difficulties and rejected ideas, challenged him, but support from local caretakers and volunteers helped him refine his concept. The project not only provides temporary refuge for cats but also raises awareness about animal welfare. Winning “Tutor’s Choice” at the PolyU Design Show validated Harry’s efforts. He learned to analyze root causes and create solutions that foster compassion and inclusivity, making a lasting impact on both animals and people. | Keywords: | Stakeholder-Centered Design Community Engagement Systems Thinking Prototyping and Iterative Design Awareness Raising and Advocacy through Design |
Subjects: | Feral cats -- China -- Hong Kong Domestic animals -- China -- Hong Kong |
Rights: | All rights reserved |
| Appears in Collections: | Outstanding Work by Students |
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