A regional division of the Not For Sale Campaign

Becoming an intern with NFSGA is fast and easy. Each semester, we review the applications of many individuals hoping to change the world by working in the field of human trafficking. While our internships are unpaid, we do offer up to 12 hours of semester credit for your degree program per semester, pending approval of your college internship coordinator. Just click on the Overview below to get started!

"My internship with NFS was hands down, the most rewarding, educational and memorable experience of my graduate career. Unlike most standard internships, this opportunity extended past normal research. The research that I did not only helped my community but contributed to the effort of stopping a national issue as well. Working with NFS has not only helped me clarify my career goals, but has also helped me to prioritize things in my personal life. There are victims out there, especially women and children, that need our attention and our help. Learning to put others before yourself is something you will gain during your time with NFS."

- TsenTsen Dara Diya, former Graduate Intern from Kennesaw State University

"I had a fantastic internship experience with the Not For Sale Campaign. Through the internship, I became familiar with Georgia's system of care for victims of human trafficking and knowledgeable about the history of human trafficking cases in Georgia. Also, through my involvement with the mapping program, I have a much clearer understanding of the current situation of sex trafficking in southeast Georgia. Not For Sale tailored the internship toward my interests and career goals, and it has opened up many more opportunities for me in the field. It is an experience I would recommend to anyone interested in working against human trafficking."

- Lizzie Ross, former undergraduate intern from Armstrong Atlantic State University, now working as the Coastal Georgia Regional Director for NFSGA.

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