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Oct 28 2021
Blog Infrastructure

Steelworkers Urge Congress to “Put People Over Politics” and Pass Infrastructure Investment

Pete Trinidad, president of USW Local 6787, put it this way: “As we supply America, let’s keep it Made in America.”
Nov 05 2021
Blog Trade

An Update to the China Shock Examines the Fallout After an Import surge

The new China Shock paper's conclusions are incomplete.
Nov 30 2021
Blog Made in America

Gift Guide Makers Share Why Made in USA Matters to Them

Sukie Jefferson from Sukie's Candle Co., Elizabeth Cotton Allen from Elizabeth Cotton, and Dan Raymond from Boss Hammer Co. joined us for a special Cyber Monday digital event.
Dec 03 2021
Blog Made in America

Personalize Your Made in USA Gift with Words with Boards

Both Martha Stewart and Oprah have spotlighted the Maryland-made cutting boards, a 2021 Made in America Holiday Gift Guide pick.
Aug 10 2022
Blog Jobs

A Resurfaced “Breakfast Club” Clip Helps Explain Deindustrialization’s Link to Racial Inequality

As our previous research has shown, all workers suffered when factories offshored starting in the 1970s. But the impact on Black workers has been profoundly and disproportionally negative.
Nov 02 2022
Blog

This Horror Film Was Brought to You by Deindustrialization

The setting makes "Barbarian," a movie about the worst Airbnb stay in the history of man.
Mar 01 2023
Blog Trade with China

Message to Congress: Conflict with China Isn’t Inevitable, But Fierce Economic Competition Is

AAM President Scott Paul testified Tuesday evening before the new House select committee on China. Here are some of the highlights.
Jul 22 2020
Infrastructure

Infrastructure

When Congress passed the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in 2021, it marked a major step forward toward building a stronger, more competitive country. America’s roads, bridges, water...
Mar 27 2023
Blog Workforce

Filmmaking Competition Aims to Get Young People Interested in Manufacturing Careers

The "What's So Cool About Manufacturing" contest in Pennsylvania asks middle schoolers to make videos that promote manufacturing as a career pathway.