As Cape Coast readies itself for the Fetu Afahye festival's annual tide of celebration and reunion, Ghana's Central Regional Child Protection Committee has turned its attention to a quieter, more urgent preparation — one measured not in decorations or commerce, but in the safety of children. Large gatherings, history has shown, can obscure as much as they illuminate, and the Committee is moving through schools and neighborhoods to ensure that young people know their rights, recognize danger, and feel permitted to speak. It is a reminder that the health of a community's celebration is inseparab