Atlas of Social Mobility reveals how sex, race and family origin limit the socioeconomic ascension of new generations

The most recent Atlas of Social Mobility reveals worrying data on the barriers that hinder socioeconomic ascension in Brazil. The survey, carried out by the Institute for Mobility and Social Development (IMDS) in conjunction with the Prospera Lab research group, highlights that factors such as sex, race and family origin have a fundamental impact on the social mobility of Brazilians.