Observatory has four main deliverables:

• Annual Report: Observatory produces an annual report on the current state of research and policy around cyberbullying, cyberhate and online harassment in Ireland and internationally. The research conducted at Observatory will feed into research reports and papers to be published each year, which will inform policy makers as well as the general public.
• Online Repository: Observatory established an online repository of resources on cyberbullying, cyberhate and online harassment. The online repository will include different types of resources, such as recent research papers, news reporting, videos, blog posts and podcasts. The general aim of the repository is providing information and raising the general public’s awareness in relation to the phenomena of cyberbullying, cyberhate and online harassment. The repository works as a knowledge mobilisation hub, in terms of bringing together researchers and the general public with the aim to raise awareness and promote evidence-based programmes and best practice.
• Webinars: Observatory hosts three annual webinars where national and international scholars will share their knowledge on various aspects of cyberbullying, cyberhate and online harassment. The webinars are open to researchers as well as policy makers and the general public. For more information on the annual webinars please click here.
• Empirical Research: Observatory will conduct original research into experiences of harmful online behaviour in Ireland. We are interested in better understanding the online experiences of both young people and adults and what might be needed in order to meet their needs and fight online abuse. The knowledge generated with this research will contribute to inform evidence-based policy and practice.