Our Work
Generations of children have grown up watching Sesame Street, but we’re much more than a beloved TV show.
What began as a simple yet revolutionary idea in 1969 — to teach children through television — has grown into a global phenomenon, reaching children in more than 190 countries.
With our beloved characters, iconic shows, and outreach in communities, you can find us everywhere children and families learn and play.
Reaching children and families around the world through the power of media
Sesame Street
Take a trip to the friendliest street in the world.
Mecha Builders
Need help? Mecha Elmo, Mecha Cookie, and Mecha Abby will be there on the double to “Plan it, Test it, Solve it!
Plaza Sésamo
Your friends Elmo, Abby, Comegalletas, Lola, and more are here to bring fun and learning in Spanish across Latin America.
Sesame Street Works
As they grow up, children who watch Sesame Street have 16% higher GPAs in high school than their peers
Where We Work
Sesame Workshop brings learning, laughter, and life lessons to children all over the world.
East Asia and Oceania
Sesame Workshop has a long history in East Asia and Oceania — and it’s as varied as these vast regions.
Europe
For decades, Sesame has brought joy and learning to the lives of children across Europe.
Latin America
Sesame Workshop has brought joyful learning to children in Latin America for more than 50 years.
Middle East and North Africa
Using media, playful learning, and caregiver support to help children in the region learn, connect, and build resilience
Africa
Sesame uses the power of media, partnerships, and community engagement to prepare children for a future full of opportunity.
South Asia
Using the power of media and community engagement to bring playful learning and support to children across the region
United States and Canada
From Sesame Street to classroom learning to community support, Sesame has been sweeping clouds away for over five decades.
Ever since the landmark study that inspired Sesame Street, Sesame Workshop has been leading the conversation about how media can educate children.
