Narrativas y relatos sobre la ciudadanía de niños y niñas en situación de movilidad humana

Abstract

The present research is generated in the context of the greatest crisis of human movements in Latin America caused by the economic, political and social situation in Venezuela, hence the project reviews the notions that twelve (12) children and adolescents from Venezuela who currently reside in the mountains of the San Luis settlement in Bogota have about citizenship based on their stories about their journey to the city, bringing up concepts such as intercultural citizenship and world citizenship. The qualitative research retakes collection instruments such as the semi-structured interview and is complemented with a methodological approach created by the researchers that makes use of drawing and storytelling, promoting the protagonism of the children in their own stories; these voices will be reflected in the audiovisual memories of the project. As a result of the research path, it is concluded the need to problematize the concept of citizenship to include more and more the phenomena of modern societies such as the processes of human mobility.