Lista de episodios

This short documentary features Zoraima Rosario-Rolón at work, as she coaches and mentors FFN's - family, friend, and neighbor caregivers - who often go unnoticed, yet provide care to so many children in our communities.

This short documentary tells the story of parental addiction from the perspective of a 10 year old Salia, offering comfort, understanding and coping strategies to families.

When Elmo notices that some of the leaves in the park match his red fur and some match his friend Wes's brown skin, he wonders how skin gets its color. Wes's dad Elijah explains it's from melanin-something everyone has in their bodies that gives us our skin, eye, and hair color. These things make us who we are, and many people call this race. But like the leaves on a tree, the colors are most beautiful when they are standing together.

Meet the Maraña family: Mom Sally and sisters CJ and Krystalynn. In this video, the Marañas have an honest talk about about skin color, culture, and pride.

Meet the Preston family: Mom Lauren, Dad Jack, twins Henrik and Dries, and baby Lucienne. In this video, they're discussing fairness, justice, coping strategies, and hopes for their future. They're talking about racism, respect, fairness, justice, and resilience in direct, age-appropriate, and honest ways.

Meet the Lee family: Dad David, mom Christine, and kids Logan, Emily, and Leo. In this video, the family discusses fairness, justice, their coping strategies, and their hopes for the future.

Meet the Christoffersons, a White family actively working toward a world with no racism. In this video, they're talking about racism, respect, fairness, justice, and resilience in direct, age-appropriate, and honest ways. Watch the video yourself before deciding whether to share with children. Think about the conversations you've had with your own children around race and racism, and notice if there are any similarities.

Meet the Clutes, a traditional Mohawk family from the Akwesasne territory in northern New York State. Mom Kawennahente, Dad Tehanonshake, and children Iakokariio, Raniehtanawenhtha, Teiakotshatatenion, and Kaweienonni live in Mohawk territory in upstate New York, close to the Canadian border. In this video, they talk about respect, stereotypes, fairness, justice, and resilience in direct, age-appropriate, and honest ways as they celebrate their culture and community.

Elmo, Rosita, Wes, and Ji-Young are sharing their special instruments. They each play them on their own, then join together to make their own unique sound of togetherness and community.

Wes' dad Elijah is bringing him to get his first barbershop haircut. Wes learns that going to the Barbershop is a special experience that means more than just getting your haircut. It's a place to talk, laugh, and enjoy time with friends too.

Meet Reignen Yellowfish and his family. Within their Native American community, they stay healthy in many ways, caring for their bodies, hearts, minds, traditions, and each other. Part of Sesame's nationwide Quest for Health Equity,

Meet Wa.Sta.Tse Hammer and her family. Within their Native American community, they stay healthy in many ways - caring for their bodies, hearts, minds, traditions, and each other. Part of Sesame Street's nationwide Quest for Health Equity.

Learn along with Abby and Alan one of the many ways we can take care of our big feelings. It works for grown-ups too.

Wes and Elijah share a moment of connection.

There are many ways to remember a person who died. In this video, Jesse, along with her Mommy, Elmo, and Elmo's Daddy, celebrate her dad's birthday, even though he died a few years ago. Together, they share memories, enjoy his favorite treat, and play a game he loved.