El Dorado was a nightclub in Weimar Berlin providing a safe haven for the queer community until Hitler’s rise to power. Join us for LGBTQ+ History Month to learn more about LGBTQ+ persecution during the Holocaust.
Dr. Mehnaz Afridi was awarded the 1st Dr. Clarence B. Jones "I Have A Dream" Award for her work at HGI and interfaith work in the community.
Congressional Rep. Ritchie Torres event commemorating the 60th anniversary of the "I Have A Dream" speech.
Karski Exhibit Opening Reception https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Guests gather at Karski exhibit opening reception. https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Andrzej addresses those gathered at the reception about Karski https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Rajek Speaks about Karski's life https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Students admire the Karski exhibit https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Manhattan College students admire the Karski exhibit https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Former Director Schweitzer admiring "The World Knew: Jan Karski's Mission for Humanity" https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
"The World Knew: Jan Karski's Mission for Humanity" on display at Manhattan College from February to https://manhattan.edu/news/holocaust-genocide-and-interfaith-education-center-host-jan-karski-exhibit
Carmen-Francesca Banciu Ms. Banciu reads passionately from her post-Communist work "Mother's Day: Song of a Sad Mother"
SchweitzerLecture '16 HGI founder Dr. Frederick Schweitzer addresses the crowd gathered for the lecture presented in his name, on the twentieth anniversary of HGI
MMandel Professor Dr. Maud Mandel of Brown University Addresses the crowd gathered for her lecture "Is Fraternity Possible: Muslim-Jewish Relations in Contemporary France, History and Reflections"
Dr. Schweitzer with proclamation commemorating the founding of the Holocaust Resource Center in 1996
El Dorado was a nightclub in Weimar Berlin providing a safe haven for the queer community until Hitler’s rise to power. Join us for LGBTQ+ History Month to learn more about LGBTQ+ persecution during the Holocaust.
Roy J. Eidelson, PhD, is a licensed psychologist, a member of the Coalition for an Ethical Psychology, a past president of Psychologists for Social Responsibility, and the former executive director of the Solomon Asch Center for Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict at the University of Pennsylvania. He lives in the Philadelphia area.
McGill-Queen’s University Press describes Roy Eidelson’s new book—Doing Harm: How the World’s Largest Psychological Association Lost Its Way in the War on Terror—as “A thought-provoking, unflinching, scrupulously documented account of one of the darkest chapters in the recent history of psychology.” In his upcoming talk at Manhattan College, Dr. Eidelson will discuss this decades-long struggle for the soul of professional psychology. It persists today, as “dissidents” committed to fundamental do-no-harm principles continue to challenge influential insiders who are eager for ever-closer ties to the US military-intelligence establishment. This conflict, pitting ethics against expediency, has ramifications that reach well beyond psychology alone.
The Tannenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding will host an in-person event with Manhattan College (HGI) to promote the "Peacemakers in Action Podcasts," and discuss ways it can be used in the classroom. Featuring: Yehezhel Landau With Peace and Justice Studies, Dorothy Day Center, Political Science, Religious Studies
Partners: Peace and Justice Studies, Religious Studies, Political Science, The Dorothy Day Center, Campus Ministry and Action