HAI proudly earns Great Place to Work for the sixth consecutive year and joins the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.
2023: Curating Legacies. Celebrating Milestones. Cultivating Futures
HAI establishes the Milestone Collective (originally known as the “Anniversary Collective”) to help organizations commemorate their most meaningful anniversaries and milestones through archival storytelling, strategic engagement, and immersive event experiences.
2022: Launching the Next Generation of Preservationists
HAI partners with Howard University and the African American Heritage Preservation Foundation to create an internship program that gives Howard undergraduate students hands-on experience in archiving, public history, and interpretive planning.
2021: Celebrating 40 Years of Research, Discovery, and Experience
Growing from a few subject matter experts into a multidisciplinary company serving clients worldwide – we’ve dedicated the last 40 years to growing, evolving, and discovering new ways to put the past …
2020: Reimagining History Associates Incorporated
We are HAI, “The Research, Discovery, and Experience Company”. Our new name reflects the organization we’ve become and the value we deliver for our clients today – and into the future.
2018: Immersing Students in History
History Associates partners with Pearson K-12 Learning to develop Project Imagine: U.S. History, a digital learning experience that uses compelling stories and primary sources to bring the past to life.
2017: Enhancing Immersive Exhibits
Historians collect nearly 500 images from the American Colonial era to support experiential exhibits at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, which opens in April, 2017
2016: Promoting a Legacy
History Associates begins processing Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi’s Dr. Hector P. Garcia Papers. The project will promote the legacy of this important civil rights activist.
2014: Engaging Broad Audiences
History Associates content experts develop engaging exhibits for the newly renovated White House Visitor Center, which opens to the public in September 2014.










