The project's outputs and impacts have taken 8 forms:
1.Reflecting the knowledge-exchange that took place during the roundtable, a Policy Brief was developed which includes 10 Action Points for policy and media community consideration;
2.Home Office endorsement of findings to be utilised in the Government's Counter-Terrorism Strategy;
3. Media coverage reflecting broadened awareness of the issues, complexity and need for mindfulness in reporting on and engaging Muslim communities and community role models to promote multicultural tolerance in Britain;
4. A network composed of the participants and other interested stakeholders through ongoing liaising on project issues;
5. A paper by project research association Clara Eroukhmanoff, ’#JeSuisCharlie: a peaceful visual response to the attacks?’, submitted to peer reviewed journal;
6. A panel of four papers organized by the project team to be held at BISA in June bearing the same name as the project;
7. A website and blog bringing together Cambridge research and providing an academic podium for considered opinion on freedom of expression, media, faith and security in current contexts;
8. A novel methodological approach to provide rigour and structure to the roundtable discussion enabling real-time data processing and collection to be incorporated directly into the study.