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Updates to our terms of use

Hello, You’re receiving this email because we are updating the Microsoft Services Agreement, which applies to one or more Microsoft products or services you use. We’re making these updates to clarify our terms and ensure that they remain transparent for you, as well as to cover new Microsoft products, services and features. [Microsoft Logo] [Microsoft Logo] [Microsoft Logo] Your Services Agreement made clearer Hello, You’re receiving this email because we are updating the Microsoft Services Agreement, which applies to one or more Microsoft products or services you use. We’re making these updates to clarify our terms and ensure that they remain transparent for you, as well as to cover new Microsoft products, services and features. The Microsoft Services Agreement is an agreement between you and Microsoft (or one of its affiliates) that governs your use of Microsoft consumer online products and services. You can read the entire Microsoft Services Agreement here . You c...

6/3 Webinar: Reframing Food and Body Confidence for Youth

This is a free webinar from Operation Parent. Here is the description: Kids face constant messages about food, bodies, and self-worth at home, school, and online. Pediatrician Dr. Lauren Hartman will help parents reframe how youth think and talk about food and their bodies. Learn practical ways to support healthy habits, encourage positive self-talk, and model a balanced approach to food, exercise, and body image so youth can grow in confidence and feel good in their bodies. The webinar starts at 1 PM on June 3. You can register to attend through Operation Parent here .

4/29 Live Panel: Addiction Isn't a Crime

  Last chance to register!     Addiction Isn’t a Crime: Aligning Law Enforcement, Medicine, and Probation Wednesday, April 29, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET This panel brings together leaders from law enforcement, medical treatment, and community supervision to explore the realities of addiction and reentry within the justice system. Through evidence-based insights and frontline experience, panelists will examine why overdose risk spikes after release, how SUD is clinically identified, and why treatment, not punishment, is essential to improving outcomes. Discussion will focus on addressing misconceptions about medication-assisted treatment (MAT), understanding the barriers people face in the first weeks after release, and highlighting the collaborative practices that reduce recidivism, support recovery, and create safer, more effective reentry pathways. Our Panelists ...