The Navigator and Venturer Association - "The Navigator & Venturer Association (NAVA) stems from the Association formed by Newbridge Navigator owners who wanted to share with other owners the pleasures of these small sailing cruisers. Owners of Venturers were invited to join when they came on the market."

The Kingfisher Yacht Owners' Association is the place to look for technical and other information, including boats for sale, about Kingfishers whether already junk-rigged or awaiting that conversion.

The Ocean Cruising Club's Cruising Information Service can be read by non-OC members.

The Jester Azores Challenge 2012 for single-handed yachts, under 30 feethas 67 entries at 16th March 2012.

Junk-specific

Duckworks Magazine is loaded with info on small junk rigs like those developed by John Welsford and Paul Fisher.

Cruising Resources has a long list of links to junk rig sites. 

Wikipedia's Junk Rig page.

Cranks with Planks presents a collection of Shanghai Sampans and Yulohs. 

Karsten Petersen, aka Global Mariner, has a fascinating photo collection of Chinese junks and junk rigs.

Jochen Kuhn, a man of many talents in Germany, has a veritable treasure trove of Junk information, in the original German, and in English translation.

William Thomas, author, journalist, lecturer and film maker has written a couple of pages describing Chinese Junks in the South China Sea area. 

Videos

YouTube gives access to many videos of junks sailing. That link takes you straight to David Tyler's 2012 slide show presentation 'Everything You Need To Know About Modern Junk Rigs'. A random sample of other junk videos is on the right.

The awesome twosome aboard Teleport, Chris and Jess Taunton, are about to start their season in Canada, heading for the NW Passage. YachtTeleport.com is well worth following, to see what can be accomplished when you have youth, strength and determination. At 1.3.2012 Teleport is overwintering half-way through the NW Passage. Photos, videos and maps.  

The Sailing Channel offers 'how to' and cruising videos. Most are 'pay for' but there are plenty of free samples.

 'Free China junk' is a feature-length documentary released in 2012, and that's the link to it. The publishers say that it 'represents a rare opportunity to capture the Free China story, a story whose back-drop in 1955 reflects the subtle relations between Communist China, Formosa (Taiwan) and the United States during this significant period in China's history.  It is this moment in history that prompts the Free China's crew to make a critical choice: to stay in Taiwan or risk everything to cross the vast Pacific without sailing experience in the hope of tasting a new kind of freedom.  With an invitation in hand to participate in a trans-Atlantic yacht race, they choose the ocean.' A great story and some fascinating shots of hard work (and chickens).

Forums

The Guide to Sailing and Cruising Stories - Windvane Forum - specifically for self-steering discussions.  

Sites and Wikis