With the 2020 election in full swing, parents of autistic children are watching the crowded field of Democratic candidates and their education proposals. For those parents, candidate Andrew Yang from New York has emerged with a heavy focus on disability policy.
“One of my boys is on the autism spectrum — I know how invaluable resources and intervention can be, particularly if adopted early on,” Yang said in a statement on his campaign website. “As a country, we should provide ample resources to parents to be able to intervene to support the development of children with autism or who are […]
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