Suzy Chaffee at her April 2023 Vermont Sports Hall of Fame Induction with brother Kim Chaffee and Stan Rumbough – Podcasts also honoring Kim, for reviving Biochar Climate solution invented by tribes, and Stan, NAOTF’s Chief Snowdance Solution Supporter! With Kim Chaffee https://www.highheelsandpolitics.com/podcasts/suzy-chaffee-and-friends-part-1 With Stan Rumbough https://www.highheelsandpolitics.com/podcasts/suzy-chaffee-and-friends-part-2

Dear EARTH HUG  MIRACLE TEAM! Thank you so much for your prayers for Olivia, Steve, me…! Before she and I got sick, I asked her what she thought about possibly helping restore snow to Europe, as requested by Franz Weber, Austria’s World Speed Champ (savior of our Ute Ski program

World Leaders representing 7 Billion now believe WE should “Listen to the Indigenous.” It is thanks to U.S. Ski Areas, Greta, Pope Francis, the U.N., Nobel and World scientists, Canada’s PM Trudeau, U.S. Secretary of AG Tom Vilsack, Australia’s Forest leader, and now King Charles who heads the 2.5 B British Commonwealth.   On his 2022 trip to Canada, the green King said, “We need to learn from the Indigenous how to better live in and care for nature and the planet.” The UN’s 192 countries agree, saying “The key to restoring Mother Earth is a combination of green tech and Ancient Indigenous wisdom, especially snowdances” that give Her the loving gratitude.

 YOU’RE INVITED to Sat, OCT 1ST EARTH HUG – MOST PIVOTAL!  By Suzy Chaffee Hallelujah! SEVEN BILLION believe in Ancient Indigenous Wisdom thanks to King Charles’ 2.5 billion, added to Pope Francis’ 2 billion, the U.N., the U.S., Canada and Australia, and scien-tists following Greta’s World Children.  The latter three

Hall of Famer Suzy Chaffee with Larry Shapin giving gratitude to Mother Earth for the “Snow Dog,” a sign of snow, atop Mt Baldy.  Photo by his Cherokee friend Craig Collins To help ensure it snowed, Suzy organized a Gratitude ceremony in advance at Warm Springs, with SV Ski Area’s

 EARTH HUG on OCTOBER 2, Sat.  Please Pray and Inspire Rain/Snows to Stop World’s Fires in solidarity with gifted Native Elders and multi-faith Healers on Sacred and Holy Mts that vastly multiply prayers.  Read more and Olivia’s prayer.       Together, we’ve helped inspire “Record Rains/Snows in the U.S., Canada and Europe”

West Coast fires that half of America is inhaling HELP INSPIRE RAINS & SNOWS FOR WEST COAST SAT, SEPT 19 EARTH HUG! By NAOTF’s Suzy Chaffee With the West Coast horrifically ablaze, EVERYONE can help inspire extraordinary rains and snows to protect lives, homes and Nature there, and everywhere in

140 MILLION listened to BBC on (L-R) Suzy Chaffee’s two interviews by Joel Hammer: 70 M on likely cause of “2018-20 Record Snows in U.S., Canada & Europe.” https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07tc11w. Plus 70 M on “Super-sisters – Fight to Inspire” – 1st fem baseball-like cards of “Women Pioneers of the 70s,” urged

Solutions to Reverse Extinction on Nov 29 Strike Day? — Greta Thunberg urges, “Listen to the Indigenous!” By Olympian Suzy Chaffee Please join us for a powerful “Prayer Confluence” on Friday, Nov. 29, with *Four* Events: – Join the Global Climate Strike to “demand binding action (with penalties) from governments

Aztec Dancers, Cipactli, Itzcax, Mayahuel, Suzy, Huitzin, and Rosy performed an Oceandance they say helped inspire last month’s record rains in Puerto Vallarta, while cooling us off before the end of rainy season.   18 Suzy Chaffee – BanderasNews.com October 16, 2019 Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico – On September 28, 2019,

EMERGENCY ARCTIC Prayer Sept 28th in solidarity with gifted Elders & Earth Healers on the World’s Holy Mts to give Mother Earth gratitude for sending snow and rain to the Arctic, Amazon, Congo, Australia…, and for the “2019 Record snowfall across Europe, Asia and USA – Video – Ice …,

Vail’s Snowdance Miracle

Olympians from seven countries honored Native Americans at the 2004 Athens Olympics for their gifts to the roots of 10 Olympic sports at the site of the first Modern Games in 1896. L-R US Olympic skier co-host Suzy Chaffee with Fernando Jose (Navajo/Inca), Ullarik (Inca), Helen Korevesis of Olympic Truce, Chasque (Taos Pueblo), Condor (Inca), and Greek Olympic co-host Mike Voudouris, who also helped bring Iraqis to the Games.

Celebrating Veysonnaz Switzerland as the Training Center for the Native American Olympic Ski Team – L to R: Tulalip speed ski champ Stew Young, Veysonnaz owner Jean Marie Fournier, Ski and Music Festival host Princess Caroline Murat, and Olympic/Freestyle ski champ Suzy Chaffee.

As a result of a heart-melting gift to her friends, of an Indian children’s dance to launch a wiser New Year, Denise Rich, Aspen’s Grammy award-winning philanthropist, is helping the tribes get their message out to the mainstream on how to heal the Earth and prevent natural disasters, in the wake of the devastating Tsunami. NBC Today Show Host, Katie Couric, and Wendy Whitworth, executive producer of the Larry King Show, and their children were among the guests uplifted by Denver’s 7 Falls Dancers. The star was two year old Penelope Rodriquez, formerly known as “Sometimes She Dances, Sometimes She Doesn’t,” fresh from a command performance for the Lieutenant Governors of America.
*Photo Caption: (close-up of Penelope) Two year old Penelope Rodriguez (Pawnee) of Denver’s “7 Falls Dancers,” melts hearts at Denise Rich’s old fashion launch of Aspen’s New Year. Photo credit: Jeffrey Finesilver

While celebrating the Greeks for their greatest gift to peace, joy and health, in history – The Olympic Games… and the French for reviving the Olympics in 1896, Olympians from seven countries honored Native Americans at Athens for inventing the roots of 10 Olympics Sports, at the site of the first Modern Games. A group of about 75 Olympians and their families and spectators there also hailed the contributions of other tribal peoples around the world.

Chaffee honoring speedski champ Stew Young, as well as MVP’s of the Salt Lake Native American Olympic Opening Ceremonies, Forest Cuch and Larry Blackhair (N. Utes), and Olympic ice dancing star Naomi Lang (Karuk), at NAOTF’s Olympic press conference and reception that inspired the world story: “Indians End Games End Game on High Note.”

Magnificent ceremony by members of the Ute tribe, Denver Indian Center, and Mile High Pow Wow Association, at the Colorado SnowSports Expo on November 8.

Warlance Foster, Navajo-Lakota basketball star, with Nuggets manager Kiki Vandeweghe (Blackfeet heritage) during his “impressive” NBA tryout at Denver’s Pepsi Center.

Reneissa Ridley, Northern Ute dancer/skier, making first contact with 10 yr old King Oyo of Unganda at NAOTF’s first Olympic Tribal (Ski) Exchange at Keystone, Colorado.

King Oyo of Uganda and his royal entourage, including the queen mother and the kingdom’s prime minister, visited Keystone Resort Saturday and met with Ute Indian representatives from the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in Utah. The Ute contingent included drummers, dancers, a teacher and James Martinez, who carried the Olympic torch through Aspen. Ugandans living in Denver and representatives of the International Olympic Committee, along with donations from Keystone and the Four Points Sheraton in Silverthorne, made the cultural exchange possible.

Princess Caroline has invited Suzy and Stew Young, Tulalip speed ski champion and member of the newly forming Native American Olympic Ski Team (before his World Cup event in Austria) to her Ski and Music Festival in Veysonnaz, Switzerland Feb 11-19, 2005, sponsored by Credit Suisse.

Miss Indian World, Ke Aloha Alo, meeting with Shahbaz Behnam, IOC Eco leader, at Lausanne headquarters following Gstaad.

Starting with Europe and Native America!Suzy meeting with Jonathan Guinness, (Lord Moyne of British House of Lords), in England following the Athens Olympics in 2004.

During “FESTIVAL OF WORLD CULTURES” near Dublin August 26-28 -Lord Moyne (also a brilliant writer) then connected Suzy with his trusted niece Marina Guinness in Dublin (seen here under her 5,000 year old elk horns at her manor.) With the support of their illustrious friends, family and writers, we are hoping to be able to announce at this year’s “Festival of World Cultures,” the planning of this historic healing event -starting with Europe and Native America – to be a priceless jewel in the crown of next year’s event.