H.O.M.E.

Chipa Wolf is of Indian and French decent and has been a long time supporter of indigenous rights as well as environmental and wildlife concerns. Dedicated to equality for all God's creatures, he has campaigned for protection of bears, eagles, trees, fresh air and water. Chipa is passionate about his beliefs which is well demonstrated in his presentations, whether it is speaking or performing at a university, church, school or in one of the festivals or pow wows his wife and he produce each year.

Chipa has been a consultant for motion picture and television productions as well as been an advisor for recording artists and authors. He will be the first to tell you it's not about anything other than H.O.M.E. - Healing Our Mother Earth, so our children and all creatures have a home in the future.

Ruby Louise Helen Wolfe is a Lakota Sioux Indian, originally from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. In addition to assisting Chipa in presentations, she does traditional bead and leather work as well as perform traditional dance. She has instructed Native values at schools and other organizations. She is a supporter of many causes that effect both human and animal welfare in positive ways as well as a representative and supporter of American Indian rights.

Ruby works to bring awareness of our connection to and the need for respect of our Mother Earth along with respect for all women, as only they can bear life and all life is sacred.

Cecilia Willow Rachel Wolf was born on September 28, 1995, to Chipa and Ruby. She was destined to be a part of the Red Road. Cecilia comes to us a dancer of the heart. She brings with her a new hope for our world as we dedicate her to all children of the Earth and the consciousness of global healing. She is a student of Father Sky and Mother Earth. Cecilia's future and the future of all children depends on a balanced relationship with the Earth and all her creatures.

"Man belongs to the Earth; the Earth does not belong to man."