Neil was a joy to be around. He (Zoe & Miles) provided support to Project Community Connections, Inc. through their videography work to create a short demonstrating the need for collaboration amongst service providers to better serve homeless families with school age children. Here is Neil and I (Jimiyu Evans, Co-CEO of Project Community Connections, Inc.) at the Global Health and Humanitarian Summit.

Neil was a joy to be around. He (Zoe & Miles) provided support to Project Community Connections, Inc. through their videography work to create a short demonstrating the need for collaboration amongst service providers to better serve homeless families with school age children. Here is Neil and I (Jimiyu Evans, Co-CEO of Project Community Connections, Inc.) at the Global Health and Humanitarian Summit.

me celebrating my dad's 76th birthday with him in 2021

Neil's son Myles Shulman was the author and illustrator of this posterbook, teaching anger management skills.

Neil was the inventor and patent-holder of a new kind of book...a PosterBook, with a poster containing the message of the book on one side and the story printed on the other side, that you unfold as you read it.

He published several of these on various topics, including a collaboration with basketball legend Michael Jordan and Chicago police officer Eddie Chapman - teaching safe driving rules for young AfricanAmericans.

Neil Shulman and wife Zoe Haugo co-produced, directed, and starred in "Who Nose?" This independent feature-length romantic comedy showed at art house movie theaters around Atlanta, and was featured at the 2004 Rome International Film Festival.

Neil performed his "What's in a Doctor's Bag?" show for thousands of children in preschools, elementary schools, children's hospitals, libraries, and Boys & Girls Clubs across the United States for over a decade. This was based on his children's book of the same name, co-authored with illustrator Todd Stolp MD, created to reduce the fear and anxiety many children experience when going to the doctor.

 

Neil was the founder and chair of the Global Health & Humanitarian Summit at Emory University, a weekend-long conference of speakers, exhibitors, and performers dedicated to humanitarian efforts of every kind, typically pulling in @1500 participants from around the world.

Neil became a TV personality on Georgia Public Broadcasting (Channel 8) as Doc Neil the Banana Peel during children's broadcasting hours.

(By the way, Myles is the young chap dumping spaghetti on his father's head in this video!)

Search "Doc Neil the Banana Peel" on YouTube to see other PSAs in this series.

After his second novel "What? Dead....Again?" became the basis for the feature film Doc Hollywood (the 1991 Warner Brothers blockbuster romantic comedy starring Michael J. Fox), Neil began touring the country performing stand-up comedy as the "Real" Doc Hollywood!

Welcome to the Neil B. Shulman Page.

This is a place to share photos, stories, memories, and offer support for the family. Over time we hope to capture the essence and impact of Neil's life.

The experience is separated into 3 parts:
1) Memories. This is where stories, memories, and posted content is displayed.
2) Support Registry. As the family needs support (financial, food, or volunteer), this section organizes those efforts.
3) Messages from Family. These are 1-way announcements to those who follow the Page.

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Thank you.