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Sesame Street Launches New Resource For Transitioning Families

Sarah Sicard
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Sesame Street Partners With Defense Department To Help Military Kids Overcome Hardship

Sesame Street characters interact with military families during the Sesame Street United Service Organizations Experience for Military Families tour Sept. 19, 2015, on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. The cast is scheduled to perform at more than 100 shows at 45 military bases in nine countries this year.

Sesame Street Launches New Resource For Transitioning Families

In an effort to help transitioning service members, Sesame Street launched a new military family resource.

Sarah Sicard

150819-N-OE749-015 ATSUGI, Japan (Aug. 19, 2015) Sesame Street character Elmo greets children in the crowd during a live musical performance at Naval Air

Facility Atsugi. The show was part of a month-long, Japan-wide military installation tour in collaboration with the United Service Organizations Inc., to help children understand and cope with the effects of permanent changes of duty stations and transitioning to a civilian lifestyle. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st

Class Barry A. Riley/Released)

Sesame Street Partners With Defense Department To Help Military Kids Overcome Hardship

Sesame Street and the Defense Department team up to engineer a series of resources for children with military parents.

Sarah Sicard