La construcción de las identidades, a través de la práctica futbolística en los jóvenes pertenecientes a la Fundación Tiempo de Juego en Soacha (Cundinamarca) 2015.

Abstract

This work is intended to investigate how soccer practices have influenced the social processes of Commune IV of Soacha (Cazucá), which are coordinated by the Tiempo de Juego Foundation (FTdJ), with children, adolescents and young people to take advantage of free time or leisure. Initially, soccer practices have been the promoters of social processes that mobilize large masses, and that is why it has found great detractors, as well as people who due to their ease in practice have been able to study and contribute so that it can be a new topic for social research. This research has the intention of observing the appropriation and identification with the territory, from different aspects such as security, the relationships they develop with their environment and the sense of belonging in the different places of this territory, also the construction of identities with respect to the integration of gender in these practices, observed in the mixed soccer practices, the participation and equitable valuation in the different activities within the foundation; Finally, as a transversal axis, how the methodology of sports ethics is used, to observe the perspective on sports success within the ideal frameworks of soccer and the processes that can integrate these subjects in the previous topics.