Internships in International and Global Studies American Friends Service Committee

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  American Friends Service Committee – http://www.afsc.org/resource/internships-and-volunteer-opportunities-afis - This organization was created to educate and raise awareness about international issues including Iraq, Israel/Palestine, humanitarian relief and African Development. They are currently seeing interns for several of their
  
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  Amnesty International USA – Southern Office – http://www.amnestyusa.org/get-involved/volunteer-positions-and-resources Atlanta office offers internships in human rights advocacy and research.
  
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  CARE – CARE is active in a broad variety of development projects worldwide. The Atlanta office does not have specific internship process, but they do intermittently offer internship opportunities in a wide range of programs, some paid and some unpaid. To apply, send resume and letter to the department you would like to work with - http://www.care.org/careers
  
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  The Carter Center – www.cartercenter.org - Carter Center internships are highly competitive and require 15-20 hours per week for 12 weeks. The organization, founded, by 2002 Nobel Prize recipient and former President Jimmy Carter works on health, peace, democracy, education, human rights, and mental health issues around the world
  
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  City Cares- City Cares is a national umbrella organization representing an alliance of agencies around the country, including Hands on Atlanta. Several marketing related internships are available. Fax: (404) 253-1020 or email resume to Paige Moody: pmoody@citycares.org
  
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  European Union Center at Georgia Tech- www.inta.gatech.edu/eucenter/… The center accepts both graduate and undergraduate interns and provides a variety…students wishing to study or intern in the EU. www.inta.gatech.edu/eucenter/…Interested students should contact the Center manager Ingrid Dudek Sauer at eucenter@inta.ga…
  
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  Georgia Justice Program- www.gjp.org - This organization advocates for those accused of crimes. They offer a variety of legal and social justice internships.
  
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  Governor’s Internship Program- www.ganet.org/govenor/fyigainterns.html This program is available to juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Internships are highly competitive, paid and require 20-40 hours per week.
  
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  Hands on Atlanta- handsonatlanta.org - This organization conducts a wide variety of volunteer activities in Atlanta. Interns can work on volunteer coordination, publicity, fundraising, and project development
  
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  International Rescue Committee - Atlanta The IRC has an extensive volunteer program working with refugees and refugee related issues
  
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  Turner (CNN, etc.) – www.turner.com.jobs/internships.html - The Turner offices offer an array of internships ranging from sports to journalism to college juniors, seniors, and graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher
  
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  Southern Center for Human Rights- www.schr.org/about/internships - The SCHR advocates for legal rights and is particularly well known for the death penalty cases.
  
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  Southern Center for International Studies- http://scis.org/internships-2/ Coordinated through the Governor’s Internship Program
  
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  US Fund for UNICEF – www.unicefusa.org/chapters/atlanta.html This organization is for awareness about UNICEF
  

Federal Internship Search Engines

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  GoGovernment.org
  
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  Studentjobs.gov
  
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  USAJobs.gov
  
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  FederalJobSearch.com
  

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  Pathways
  The Pathways Program is a federal initiative that offers internship programs for current students and training and career development opportunities for recent graduates. Recent graduates must apply within two years of degree or certificate completion (except for veterans who, due to their military service obligation, will have up to six years to apply). The internship program for current students replaces the former Student Career Experience Program (SCEP) and Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP).
  
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  The Presidential Management Fellows Program (PMF)
  PMF is designed to attract to Federal Service outstanding men and women from a wide variety of academic disciplines who have a clear interest in, and commitment to, a career in the analysis and management of public policies and programs. To be eligible for nomination, an individual must be a graduate student completing or expected to complete, during the current academic year, an advanced degree from a qualifying college or university. 
  
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  The Workforce Recruitment Program The Workforce Recruitment Program is coordinated by the Office of Disability Employment Policy and the U.S. Department of Defense, the Workforce Recruitment Program aims to provide summer work experience, and in some cases full-time employment, for college students with disabilities. The program develops partnerships with other federal agencies, each of whom makes a commitment to provide summer jobs and a staff recruiter. Each year, recruiters interview about 1,500 students with disabilities at college and university campuses across the nation, and develop a database listing the qualifications of each student.
  
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  Student Volunteer Program
  

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  AIESEC – www.aiesec.org
  
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  Studyabroad.com – http://www.studyabroad.com/
  

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  The International Educator – www.TieONline.com
  
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  TESOL – http://careers.tesol.org
  

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  Global Volunteers – http://www.globalvolunteers.org
  
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  Idealist- www.idealist.org
  
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  International Volunteer Programs Association- http://www.volunteerinternational.org/
  

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  JobsAbroad.com – http://www.Jobsabroad.com
  
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  Overseas Jobs Express – www.overseasjobs.com
  
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  Jobs for Global Professionals: globaljobs.org
  
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  Foreign Affairs Job Board: jobs.foreignaffairs.com
  
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  International Career Employment Weekly-