We’re the nonprofit behind Sesame Street and so much more—a community built on diversity, equity, and inclusion, where creators, educators, partners, and beloved characters come together to help kids grow smarter, stronger, and kinder.
Learn MoreIn honor of Autism Acceptance Day, we’re thrilled to celebrate the fifth anniversary of “Sesame Street and Autism: See Amazing in All Children” with resources featuring Julia, a Sesame Street Muppet with autism. Bilingual videos, songs, and more are designed to promote belonging and help all children—autistic and neurotypical alike—form caring friendships.
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When a parent serves, the whole family serves—so Sesame Workshop has long supported military families with free, bilingual resources to help with everything from deployments to homecomings to family caregiving and more. Our newest resources help families preparing for Temporary Duty Assignments, which can bring their own complications. We want to help military families feel strong and connected whether they’re near or far!
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Almost 80 million people are displaced worldwide – over 31 million of whom are children. As the pandemic continues, displaced families face even greater risk. While continuing to deliver critical early learning to children affected by the Syrian and Rohingya refugee crises, we’re working with partners like the IRC, the LEGO Foundation, and BRAC to bring hope and opportunity to a generation of refugee children, wherever they may be.
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Our “Caring For Each Other” initiative helps families around the world navigate new challenges and changing routines by providing free resources that help children manage big feelings, learn joyfully whether at home or in school, and stay physically and emotionally healthy.
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The “Family Day” episode of Sesame Street took home the trophy for Outstanding Children’s Programming at the 33rd Annual GLAAD Awards. The episode, directed by cast member Alan Muraoka, reminds us that families come in all shapes and sizes.
