We are excited to announce the importance of the concept of the NEEM.org mission and projects warranted the decision to enter into an agreement with "Rogue Elephant Productions" (REP), an Independent Documentary Film maker. NEEM will advise REP on all phases of NEEM's projects. NEEM will share historical information and data in an on-going documentary of the NEEM.org process. Production management of new projects are exciting, captivating, good organic news that needs to be documented and relayed. Stories thousands of years old normally passed down through "Oral Tradition" will be put to celluloid and documented.

The cultural path of Neem from India to the African Diaspora to the colonies of the New World is anything but boring science. Our hope is to take what has been passed down through Oral Tradition and transmit it to an entire audience through film. In that process good things will come to pass in an educational process unattainable in scope in other singular formats.

We look forward to the collaboration and the various participants that will bring a NEEM Documentary Film to the forefront of Environmental Film's and Film Festivals.

We promote and support Neem as is obvious in the web site content. Documenting Neem will allow us to relay information to the largest markets possible in a sustainable way.

Sustainable partnerships will be established with The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, The Quality of Life Project and Full Frame Documentary Film Festival in Durham; National Geographic and The Smithsonian in Washington, DC and our other partners in national, local, regional and International media.

N.E.E.M. is an activist organization with methods of operation that have the purpose of affecting public and/or private sector policies or decisions that impact human health, the environment or community and sustainability through promotion and education of effective, naturally occurring biological alternatives.

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