# Celebrating 30 years of HGI with Fred Schweitzer and Mehnaz Afridi

Celebrating 30 years of HGI with Fred Schweitzer and Mehnaz Afridi at Manhattan College, Thursday 12 November 2026, 18:00.

- Venue: Manhattan College, Manhattan College Parkway 4513, 10471 Bronx
- With: Fred Schweitzer, Mehnaz Afridi
- Go to programme: https://manhattan.edu/offices/registrar/academic-calendar

A reception and celebration marking 30 years of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Education Center at Manhattan College. The evening features a talk with Dr. Fred Schweitzer and Dr. Mehnaz Afridi.

## Dates

- Thursday 12 November 18:00 — Manhattan College

Written by a model, sources: [manhattan.edu](https://manhattan.edu/offices/registrar/academic-calendar)

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