The role of private equity and lobbying in ABA funding: Talking with investigative journalist John Summers
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John Summers’ recent expose in The Nation looks at the relationship between private equity companies and the autism service Applied Behaviour Analytics (or ABA) in Massachusetts, where he lives. In this episode, John and I talk about the business of ABA and the problematic industries built around autism. His analysis is incredibly key to understanding … Continue reading The role of private equity and lobbying in ABA funding: Talking with investigative journalist John Summers
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