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Institute for Policy Studies: Sena Tsikata
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Sena Tsikata holds a B.A in Psychology and a minor in Political Science from the University of Delaware. Her prior work and continued interest include work community development and health advocacy and education through outreach media and theatre.

She is the Co-Founder of the DASA Dance Troupe in Newark, Delaware and also serves as a script consultant for Farmhouse Productions, a broadcast production unit in Ghana, West Africa.
 

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Sena Tsikata

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sena@ips-dc.org

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Bush's Out-of-Tune AIDS Plan
February 18 - President George W. Bush is already grabbing headlines with his latest self-congratulatory album, PEPFAR: True Leadership, and his accompanying farewell promotional tour across Africa. Between February 15 and 21, he will travel to the countries of Benin, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and Liberia to promote this musical swan song – a concept piece that highlights his supposedly groundbreaking leadership in the fight against global HIV/AIDS. As with Bush’s previous productions, this latest record will frustrate music lovers with serious lyrical flaws that illustrate the ineffectiveness of the U.S. response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa. By Michael Swigert and Sena Tsikata, published in Foreign Policy In Focus.

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