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The Halloween edition of HAI’s Reel History is all about—what else?—Halloween, the 1978 slasher film that made Michael Myers a household name. A sequel to that film is in theaters now and trying to scare up huge box office numbers. Jamie Lee Curtis returns to …
Your company has a compelling story to tell. The people and enterprises that your company serves need to hear that story. At HAI, we believe that every company, association, and agency has an authentic history to share, and we are experts at creating curated corporate …
Originally posted on March 13, 2020 By Scott Vierick, Historian For the past few months, HAI has been working with historians at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on a panel presentation for the Society for History in the Federal Government’s (SHFG) annual conference. HAI …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDate: November 9, 2016Contact: Anne StrongTelephone: (301) 279-9697 HAI has written the history of the World Association of Nuclear Power Operators (WANO) entitled Nuclear Safety Has No Borders. The book tells the story of how nuclear facilities worldwide came together to promote nuclear …
A chronological timeline of events might form the backbone of a company history, but the details within the events are what makes for a good story. Oral histories provide the personal recollections that can make the account of an event much more memorable and meaningful. …
