I will have to arrange with Christine to ensure she has access to a counsellor in case the actors get distressed by the material they are using.
One of AFR's key methods to humanise asylum seekers is to have actors telling the stories of refugees in their own accent/voice. So that the vocabulary is that of someone for whom English is a second language, but the accent doesn't necessarily match the use of language. This encourages the audience to listen to the stories rather than put the storyteller in a racial or cultural box. I think that any awareness campaign for AFRUK should use a similar method somehow. More thought needed.
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