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Kourts for Kids
Kourts for Kids is a nonprofit organization of volunteers across America, who are working together to find ways to better protect abused children in the family courts. Information, news and statistics are provided on the website.
www.kourtsforkids.org/

ACAL Association of Child Abuse Lawyers
Practical support for UK Lawyers and other professionals working for adults and children who have been abused.
www.abny.demon.co.uk/

IMDb: Child's Play 2 (1990)
Full cast information, synopsis, reviews, and trailer.
us.imdb.com/

Cold Fusion Video Reviews: Child's Play 2
Review by Nathan Shumate, focusing on flaws in the plot.
www.coldfusionvideo.com/

Tulsa Child Abuse Network
Provides an interagency approach to investigate abuse and protect children in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Services, news, events, and volunteer opportunities.
www.childabusenetwork.org/

McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Site
Reduces the trauma that abused children in the Syracuse, New York area face during the investigative and treatment processes by providing a safe, child friendly environment for abuse victims and their non-offending family members.
www.mcmahonryan.org/

Child's Play
"A cheerfully energetic horror film of the slam-bang school, but slicker and more clever than most, about an evil doll named Charles Lee Ray, or 'Chucky.'" Review by Roger Ebert. [Sun-Times]
www.suntimes.com/

Child's Play 3
"Further proof of the principle of diminishing sequels: The original was actually quite good, the follow-up was lame and now what is hopefully the capper is DOA." Review by Richard Harrington. [Washington Post]
www.washingtonpost.com/

Coalition on Child Abuse & Neglect
An organization in New York state that seeks to prevent child abuse by developing community awareness, providing direct services, and training professionals. Project Kidz Talk, Training Institute, and Child Advocacy Center.
www.coalitiononchildabuse.org/

Child's Play 3
"Wouldn't it be great if every new film was a sequel of something previous? Yeah, right..." Review by Marc Savlov. [Austin Chronicle]
www.auschron.com/