Where to start researching and knocking doors??
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I would check with the organization hosting the festival - they may be able to give you some leads...  Also - check with your university student services department or financial aid department - they should have information on assistance for educational endeavors like yours...  Good luck!
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I suggest going to On-line Library resources such as "Electronic books and articles" What are you researching? If you have a Library Card for your local library, you can see if they have on-line services. It is the same as going to the Library except you get there Via the internet.\nThe University you are attending might have an on-line Library program.
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USE the Internet.\n\nThe Internet is a second home. It's the easiest, most flexible, and most convenient tool for finding information now. \n\nThink about your favorites or bookmarks. You probably have a huge list of sites (sorted, if you're lucky, into folders!) about gardening, news, holidays, recipes, shopping, Christmas, family health, games, tips, TV, finance or whatever else catches your fancy. \n\nAnd the reason you bookmarked those sites? They gave you useful information. \n\nNow think about all those other people out there on the Web. Who are they? \n\nMoms, dads... single parents, grannies... sporty types, couch potatoes... teachers, homeschoolers, music freaks, would-be chefs. They all seek the same thing. And that is, of course, quality, relevant information for their kids, gardens, home projects, hobbies, and the list goes on and on. \n\nSurfers love Web sites that reflect the owner's passion about a specific topic (i.e., painting, dogs, travel, scrapbooking, etc.) They are excited to find articles, advice, and ideas that respond to their needs or fuel their dreams. And when they discover a site that appeals to them, they will return frequently. \n\nYou too can do this too. \n\nWhat is your passion? What information, based on your experiences (life, education, employment), could you share? How could you help someone else? \n\nEverybody knows something about something. Identify it and then write about it! There are thousands and thousands of people who want to read about it - and spend money on it - now. \n\nMy site was created just like this. I love to help others and I know a lot about resumes, so I created a site about that. A link to it is below. I make money on my site and so far, I don't sell a thing. That will come as my site continues to grow.\n\nBelieve me, if a 40 year old mother of two children can do it, you can, too. \n\nIt's an honest business because I created it myself. I will not do anything to "rip off" anyone else. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if I did that. \n\nThe first link is to my site. The second link is to the site that I created my web site with.
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Do you want to know how to do it or have someone come in who already knows it?  You can learn it through pages linked at the link below.\n\nIf you are looking for someone to come in, put the word out locally.  Do you have a japanese restaurant near you?  A teahouse?  Does the company have people coming in who might be able to help you with leads?
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Several sites to get you started
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best is go to google and you will get everything out there!!
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Try The Vault. It has real employee surveys, and lots of inside information on companies. You might have to get a membership to view some areas.
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Start a door to door leaflet business like mine. Very little outlay to set up and more work than you can handle. The most common leaflet in the door is Pitza, but I expect you know that already!
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Try the universal truth, the internet.  Amazon.com and eBay are great places to look first.
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You may start to research your information at the library, reading is always great the more information you know the better. Also contact your local chain of commerce they are great they give you a wealth of information.  Lastly the www.SBA.gov, has a huge wealth of information for you. Hopes This Helps
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look in bookstores, and there's tutorials on the web if you know how to use a search engine.
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Do your own research...
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Searching Google or Yahoo is always a good place to start.
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That is a tough one.  These websites should be enough to get you started at least.  I hope they help.
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Heres a couple of places to start
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research, but i think this could be a good start. \ninfousa.com
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I recommend checking out the SBA, Entrepreneur, The Start Up Journal & Nolo. All 4 are great informational resources for the new/small business owner. I posted links for you in the source box.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore as well. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nResearch, research, research – this cannot be stressed enough. Read as much as you can about the industry. Here are some book titles that are relevant:\n\n* Successful Independent Consulting : Turn Your Career Experience into a Consulting Business by Douglas Florzak\n* The Consultant's Quick Start Guide: An Action Plan for Your First Year in Business by Elaine Biech\n* Getting Started in Consulting, Second Edition by Alan Weiss \n* How to Start and Run a Successful Consulting Business by Gregory F. Kishel\n\nThere are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!