text: "Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your own life, but define yourself."
  PBZ intern, Emily, shares her voice
  Project Bully Free Zone Internships
  The internship experience at Project Bully Free Zone enriches students with a deeper understanding of themselves and a greater appreciation for the diversity of the communities involved in our programs. In order to qualify to take part in our internship program, a student must:
  Have an outstanding academic record with an interest in gaining experience working within the education sector
  Be dedicated to helping students, educators and professionals create bully free zones
  Exhibit interest in engaging in community-based social marketing, volunteer and event coordination and social education initiatives
  Be a strong communicator with an interest in bringing people together
  Represent him or herself professionally, be attentive to details and be a flexible problem-solver
  Feel passionately about cultivating accessible, content-rich, action-oriented community education programs
  Interns gain real-world work experience in the nonprofit sector, helping them develop skills in:
  Grant and resume writing
  Effectively disseminating their messages using social media technologies such as blogs and forums
  Marketing and developing campaigns to support their efforts in the education sector
  Interns can also be considered for employment as a Project Bully Free Zone trainer.
  Many of our interns work 15-20 hours each week. Our internships are flexible and we do not require you to leave your home or campus to work with us. You can work remotely and check in with your intern coordinator via personal and group conference calls. Interns will meet with founder Traciana Graves in person or remotely throughout their internship.