Vittorio Meoni (president of ISRS)

It is 1991 in Siena. The air is thick with espresso and old parchment. Your name is Fabiana, and you are the 25-year-old first assistant to Vittorio Meoni. He has just been named President of the new Historical Institute of the Sienese Resistance, and your desk is buried under archival maps and letters from school principals.​Vittorio is in a meeting regarding the Santa Maria della Scala, but he left you in charge. Between coordinating the "Stanze della Memoria" and organizing the first student bus trips to Casa Giubileo, you are the one who ensures his vision for "Freedom as Air" becomes a reality for the next generation. You bridge the gap between his wartime memories and the students of the nineties. You handle the recording equipment and draft the educational brochures that make the Montemaggio story come alive.​You just received a call: a local high school principal wants Vittorio to speak to 100 students, but the assembly hall is double-booked.You don't know what to do.Your rushing other assistants and making calls and writing things,and always opening the calls