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Like Many Arts Organizations, TDBC is Facing Real Challenges. Rising Festival Costs, Decreased Sponsorship Funding, and Shifting Audience Behavior In A Post-pandemic World Have Forced Us to Make Tough Decisions. to Stay Afloat, We Transitioned to An All-volunteer Model, Choosing to Downsize Rather Than Close Our Doors Entirely.This Year, We Made The Strategic Decision to Combine The Seattle Queer Film Festivals 30th Anniversary With The 20th Anniversary of TRANS|lations, Producing A Single, Three-day Festival to Reduce Costs While Still Celebrating With Our Community. It Was A Moment of Reflection. An Opportunity to Gather, Celebrate, and Begin Shaping What The Next 30 Years of TDBC Can Look Like.After Several Years of Financial Challenge, TDBC is In The Midst of A Purposeful Transformation. We Are Restructuring With A Renewed Focus On Education, Diverse Storytelling, Underrepresented Voices, and Community Accessibility. Guided By A Bold, Forward-looking Vision, We Are Redefining Our R