Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation
Advancing education, history, and participatory action research in non-euphoric medicinal cannabis.
Mission
Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the history, advancing the science, and responsibly studying medicinal cannabis—particularly non-euphoric phytocannabinoid formulations—through education, ethical participatory action research.
Founded to ensure that important discoveries rooted in plant-based science and humanitarian service are not lost or misrepresented, Omega XI serves as an educational and research bridge between communities, veterans, academic institutions, and the public.
What We Do
Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation advances understanding and responsible engagement with medicinal cannabis through education, research, and humanitarian service.
Education
Omega XI develops and shares educational resources on the history, science, and policy landscape of medicinal cannabis, with a particular focus on non-euphoric phytocannabinoid formulations. Our educational work is designed to inform, contextualize, and support responsible understanding—without promoting medical use or treatment.
Research
Omega XI supports ethical, non-clinical research related to medicinal cannabis, including literature review, observational study, documentation of outcomes, and collaboration with academic or institutional partners where appropriate and compliant. Our research efforts emphasize transparency, methodology rigor, and responsible interpretation.
Humanitarian Efforts
Over the past two decades, members of the Omega XI team have contributed to humanitarian and community-based efforts that have supported more than 20,000 individuals. This depth of experience informs the continued expansion of our humanitarian initiatives, guided by ethics, dignity, and respect for legal and institutional boundaries.
Research Focus — NEPE 14
Documented Research & Institutional Study History
(Non-Commercial)
For more than two decades the vast majority of Omega XI's Humanitarian Corporation’s research-related activities have centered on NEPE-14, a non-euphoric phytocannabinoid formulation developed and used exclusively for research, education, and humanitarian purposes.
NEPE-14 is not offered for sale, not marketed, and not endorsed as a medical product. Its use has been limited to documented research environments, humanitarian initiatives, and institutional study conducted in collaboration with academic, federal, and community-based partners.
This research foundation continues to inform Omega XI’s educational programming and humanitarian outreach efforts.
Leadership & Stewardship
Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation is guided by experienced leadership with deep roots in humanitarian service, applied science, and long-term community engagement. The organization was founded to ensure that important discoveries grounded in plant-based science, ethical inquiry, and service-oriented work are preserved, responsibly documented, and not misrepresented or lost over time.
At the center of this stewardship is Richard Brumfield Jr., Co-Founder of Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation and the creator of the NEPE-14 formulation. Mr. Brumfield’s work spans decades of disciplined research engagement, humanitarian service, and collaboration with academic and institutional partners. His leadership reflects a commitment to integrity, transparency, and respect for regulatory and institutional boundaries.
Steven Conley, the current Executive Director of Omega XI Humanitarian Corporation, brings more than two decades of hands-on leadership in humanitarian governance and community-based service to the organization. His experience in building, governing, and sustaining mission-driven organizations ensures that Omega XI’s work remains grounded in ethical service, community accountability, and long-term public benefit.
Together, this leadership structure balances scientific stewardship with operational humanitarian experience—ensuring that Omega XI’s research, education, and outreach efforts are responsibly guided, institutionally aligned, and centered on service rather than commercialization.
