Thursday, October 4, 2018
Silk Screen ceases operations after allegations of abuse and sexual harassment against staff and volunteers.
Pittsburgh Current has a lengthy article on the Silk Screen Film Festival and its decision to cease operations after allegations of abuse and sexual harassment against its diretor. KDKA News has a video report on it as well. For its part, the organization says its folding is "part of a long-planned board decision due to financial challenges."
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