The Alliance for American Manufacturing Presents
‘Keep it Made in America’ Fall 2008

Thousands of people have attended AAM Town Halls meetings in the past year, with millions more watching on CNN and C-SPAN.

Now, AAM is announcing plans to hold nine more ‘Keep it Made in America’ Town Hall meetings in Fall 2008.  These events will be held in key states and Congressional districts and will focus on the serious challenges facing American workers and manufacturers, as well as the need to strongly enforce U.S. trade law.  AAM’s Town Halls attract diverse audiences of workers (including Steelworkers), small businessmen, small manufacturers, large domestic manufacturers, civic leaders, and concerned citizens.  All meetings are free and open to the public, with everyone encouraged to attend.

In addition to publicizing the manufacturing crisis in America, the meetings encourage voters to ask Presidential and Congressional candidates key questions regarding U.S. manufacturing: “How will you save American manufacturing jobs?  What steps will you take to enforce our trade laws and hold cheating countries like China accountable?”

-October 1, Rochester, NY.  Auditorium Center, Cathedral Hall.
-October 6, Columbus, OH.  The Athenaeum.
-October 13, Oakland County, MI.  Royal Oak Theatre.  (Detroit suburbs).
-October 14, Cincinnati, OH.  Cincinnati Zoo’s Frisch Theatre.
-October 20, Greensburg, PA.  The Palace Theatre.  (Pittsburgh area)
-October 21, Aliquippa, PA.  FEZ Banquet Center.  (Pittsburgh area)
-October 22, Northampton, PA.  Northampton Community Center.  (Lehigh Valley)
-October 23, Wilkes-Barre, PA.  Genetti Hotel and Conference Center
-October 28, Green Bay, WI.  Lambeau Field Atrium.

Below you’ll find a video collection from AAM’s Fall 2008 “Keep it Made in America” Town Hall Tour .

Are We Gonna Make It In America (Advocacy Video)

Are We Gonna Make It In America