Vivi Vold is an Inuk Kalaaleq researcher from South Kalaallit Nunaat, raised in the values taught by the land, waters, and ancestral stories of Nanortalik and Narsarmijit. Her work centers Inuit sovereignty in knowledge, governance, and research practice, challenging the structures of Western science through Inuit-led ethics, land-based methodology, and relational accountability. She is a PhD Fellow at Ilisimatusarfik (University of Greenland), where her research develops Inuit methodological frameworks through remembering our values and practises through Sila, Nuna, and community responsibility. Her master thesis film from Ilisimatusarfik 'From Where We View the World', uses visual research to illuminate silence, displacement, and the tension between Inuit knowledge and scientific authority in contemporary research and science in Kalaallit Nunaat. Vivi also works as a researcher, with Sámi colleagues in the EU Horizon Birgejupmi project at UiT Tromsø, Norway, advancing Indigenous-led and land-based approaches across regions and disciplines