The Clarion Fund, under Shore's leadership, rebranded to the Clarion Project around 2012 to broaden its mission and avoid associations with prior election activities.

Brim collaborated with Clarion Fund on 'The Third Jihad' production and research, indicating institutional ties beyond CSP in the counterjihad movement.

The Clarion Fund provided financing for Brim's contributions to the documentary 'The Third Jihad,' supporting her research and involvement in its production as part of broader counter-jihad media efforts.

In 2008, the Clarion Fund was subpoenaed by the Connecticut Attorney General's office as part of an investigation into its nonprofit status and the controversial mass mailing of 'Obsession' DVDs ahead of the U.S. presidential election. While Goldwasser was not personally subpoenaed, his role as a producer and advocate for the film tied him to the legal scrutiny faced by the organization.

The Clarion Project was formerly known as the Clarion Fund until 2012, when it underwent a rebranding. The rebranding did not significantly alter its mission or operations but was likely intended to distance itself from controversies associated with the Clarion Fund name, particularly its 2008 election interference allegations.