Blog
HGTV’s Home Town Stars Team with the Factory Man on American-Made Furniture
Hundreds of workers in Virginia will manufacture the antique-inspired furniture.
Apr
26
2018
Sep
16
2022
Blog
Why Did Congress Let This Successful Job Retraining Program Expire?
Since 1974, Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) has prepared American workers for new jobs after they were laid off due to unfair trade. But it expired on June 30, leaving thousands in the lurch.
Jul
13
2021
Blog
Infrastructure
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo Remains Optimistic on Infrastructure
"We all owe it to one another and the American people to get this across the finish line,β Raimondo said during a digital event on Tuesday.
Dec
18
2019
Blog
Made in USA Visual Measuring Cups Take the Guesswork Out of Cooking and Baking
The cups are the brainchild of Chicago-based industrial designer Pam Daniels.
Oct
22
2020
Blog
Trade
Trump vs. Biden on Trade
Donald Trump has forced a re-examination of American trade policy. How would a Joe Biden administration respond?
Jan
13
2021
Blog
Californiaβs Budget Plan Is Promising for Jobs, But It Has to Be Done Right
The Golden State often leads the way when it comes to public policy. Hereβs what stands out in Gov. Gavin Newsom's latest budget proposal.
Apr
16
2021
Blog
Made in America
SOM Footwear Offers Runners a Minimalist Shoe Option That’s Also Made in the USA
Olivier Marchal found barefoot running helped ease his debilitating back pain. Now his Colorado company sells barefoot-inspired shoes to help keep other athletes in the game.
Jun
12
2024
Blog
Made in America
Why Joe Van Deman Left Google to Keep it Made in America: “We make things with our hands”
We chatted with the owner of USA Brands -- which includes companies like All-American Clothing, the Vermont Flannel Company, Vermont Teddy Bear Company and Gusset Brand -- about his commitment to...
Nov
02
2020
Blog
What are we watching for in 2021?
A few broad policy priorities for the Alliance for American Manufacturing.
Dec
02
2020
Blog
Home Goods Maker JennyGems Ditched China for Delaware β And It Paid Off
Jennifer and David McMillan used the profits from selling their house to buy manufacturing equipment to make their line of kitschy signs locally. Sales skyrocketed.