From Small-Town Roots to Capitol Hill: Megan Salrin’s Fight for Fair Trade

The Manufacturing Report
11/08/2025 13 min
From Small-Town Roots to Capitol Hill: Megan Salrin’s Fight for Fair Trade

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Megan Salrin, the National Coordinator for Rapid Response at the United Steelworkers, began her career as an intern with the Alliance for American Manufacturing. Today, we’re looking back on her journey from a small-town union household to advocating for workers in Congress. Megan shares stories of saving manufacturing jobs, pushing for the Leveling the Playing Field Act 2.0, and promoting American-made products. Her career embodies purpose-driven leadership, union values, and an unwavering commitment to strengthening U.S. manufacturing.

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