A series of meetings and conversations to celebrate one hundred years of science fiction through fresh perspectives, unique insights, and new frameworks for interpretation. A journey through imaginaries, ideas, and visions of the future to retrace the history of a genre that has always helped us make sense of the present and question tomorrow. Special attention will be dedicated to the voices that have helped expand the boundaries of science fiction, challenging established conventions and viewpoints. From foundational figures such as Ursula K. Le Guin and Margaret Atwood to the social, cultural, and political transformations explored by women authors, these encounters investigate the genre's ability to anticipate change and envision new scenarios. Because revisiting science fiction also means rediscovering the stories that have reshaped the way we imagine the future.