Alliance for American Manufacturing

Covered In Cotton’s throws, towels, napkins, runners and baby blankets are made – from start to finish – in the Carolinas.
Farmers Tracy and Ty Woodard’s cotton goods business Covered In Cotton is truly a dream come true. Literally.
One morning in December 2017, Tracy Woodard woke from a dream that inspired her and her husband to turn the cotton grown on their South Carolina farm into blankets....

Celebrate America 250 by diving into the history of the industry that shaped our nation.
Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell, New York City’s Statue of Liberty, and Virginia’s Colonial Williamsburg are getting plenty of love as America reflects on our nation’s 250th birthday, but we’re shining a light on our industrial history. The hardworking men...

The annual defense authorization bill includes proposals to tighten specialty metals procurement, identify industrial chokepoints and prepare for the SHIPS for America Act.
The power of the purse – its control of federal spending and taxation – is one of the U.S. Congress’ most essential authorities. And, as the adage popularized by Spider-Man goes, with great power comes great responsibility. That’s why so much time every...

This exceptional group of men and women are ready to advocate for America’s workers and manufacturers.
Of more than 400 applications for this summer’s internship and fellowship program at the Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM), four interns and two fellows made the cut. Many of them are personal ties to manufacturing. Since you’ll see their names...