The World's Longest Street: How Sesame Street is Working to Meet a Diversity of Children's Needs Across the Globe

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Venue: Spurlock Museum

Address: 600 S. Gregory St. , Urbana

Cost: Free

Entry Age: 18

posted 6:49 am Aug 11
modified 2:18 pm Aug 12

A Lecture by Dr. Charlotte Cole.
Spurlock Museum Guild Lecture and Performance Series.
For nearly forty years, Sesame Workshop has produced the pre-school television program Sesame Street. Today, Sesame Street airs in over 120 countries around the world and includes thirty co-produced international versions, such as Takalani Sesame in South Africa and Sisimpur in Bangladesh. Dr. Charlotte Cole, Vice President of International Education at Sesame Workshop, will address some of the challenges and successes she encountered while working to localize the Sesame Street program with indigenous songs, puppets, and curricula for projects in Egypt, India, Northern Ireland, Russia, South Africa, and other countries around the globe.

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