Study Identifies 13 Youth Profiles Most Vulnerable to Inequality

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•The study categorizes young people into 13 profiles based on vulnerability to inequalities.
•The Brazilian Senate approved a project on May 27, 2026, to promote first job opportunities for youth.
•The project aims to reduce unemployment and improve economic inclusion among young Brazilians.
•The research and legislative action together seek to address disparities in education, employment, and social support.

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▸If the Brazilian government effectively implements the first job encouragement project then youth unemployment rates may decline, improving economic prospects for vulnerable young people.

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REGIONALAgencia BrasilSenado aprova projeto de incentivo ao primeiro emprego para jovens REGIONALAgencia BrasilEstudo mapeia 13 perfis de jovens mais vulneráveis a desigualdades

A study has detailed 13 specific profiles of young people most vulnerable to social and economic inequalities. This research provides a clearer understanding of the challenges these groups face, aiding targeted policy responses. Following this, the Brazilian Senate approved a project to encourage first jobs for young people, aiming to address employment barriers. These developments affect youth employment and social inclusion efforts in Brazil.

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