Name: Boston: Free Live Q&A on Shipping to West Africa, Friday Nov 27
Start: 2026-11-27T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Online via TikTok LIVE

Online via TikTok LIVE

Dorchester and Boston families who ship to Ghana, Togo or Cote d'Ivoire: join a free one-hour live Q&amp;A with Guldstreet Shipping, a New York-based boutique global shipping company, on Friday, November 27, 8:00 to 9:00 PM, on TikTok LIVE @guldstreetshipping. Topics: checking a shipping bill before you pay, protecting a car or container shipment, scheduled Saturday pickups in Greater Boston, and shipping for small businesses. Free. (551) 800-2125.

Local Event: Boston: Free Live Q&A on Shipping to West Africa, Friday Nov 27

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Boston: Free Live Q&A on Shipping to West...

Dorchester and Boston families who ship to Ghana, Togo or Cote d'Ivoire: join a free one-hour live Q&A with Guldstreet...

Boston: Free Live Q&A on Shipping to West Africa, Friday Nov 27

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Ask an AI almost anything and you get a clear, confident answer. That's by design. In training, a clear answer is rated higher than "I'm not sure," and on tests a guess sometimes scores while "I don't know" never does.
On well-known topics, that confidence usually holds up. On your industry's specifics, recent prices and rules, or exact numbers and names, the tone stays just as sure while the accuracy drops. A confidently wrong answer looks exactly like a right one.
The good news: you can change the conditions. Give your AI permission to say "I'm not sure." Ask how confident the AI is and what you should verify. Ask open questions instead of leading ones. And get a second AI opinion before you share the first answer.
That's the topic of this week's free workshop, part of our AI users group for small businesses. Each one-hour online session shares a practical AI tip you can act on, shows how it fits a business like yours, and opens the floor for discussion and your questions. Expect no hard sales pitch.
Monday, November 9 · 7:00 PM ET · Online, free. Bring a question from your business.
Register on Zoom: <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/bvse8SoBRgmYEfpEuhj1cg" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/bvse8SoBRgmYEfpEuhj1cg</a>
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AI Tip #3: Confident is not always correct.

Ask an AI almost anything and you get a clear, confident answer. That's by design. In training, a clear answer is rated higher...

Aeronaut Brewing Company

Speaker: Dan Breen
235 years ago this month, the new United States government sent a military expedition into the Ohio country to assert federal authority over the Shawnee and Miami Nations. What followed was a humiliating defeat for the young U.S. army. It is hardly ever taught in textbooks, but in this presentation, we will delve into the factors that sparked one of the 18th century's greatest examples of determined native resistance.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/171031/t/tickets" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">View Tickets &amp; More Info</a>

Local Event: The Battle of a Thousand Slain, 1791: How a Grand Coalition of Native Peoples Defeated Most of the U

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Speaker: Dan Breen
235 years ago this month, the new United States government sent a military expedition into the Ohio country...

The Battle of a Thousand Slain, 1791: How a Grand Coalition of Native Peoples Defeated Most of the U

Massachusetts Historical Society

This event is hybrid.&nbsp;
<a target="_blank" href="https://18308a.blackbaudhosting.com/18308a/African-American-History-Seminar-with-Mary-Snyder---In-Person-Research" rel="nofollow noopener">Register to attend in person&nbsp;</a>
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Buried in a Massachusetts archive lies a 1910 family photo album of Milford Plantation, a South Carolina estate built in 1838. Assembled by Mary Clark Thompson — a wealthy Northern philanthropist and the estate's twentieth-century owner — and her nephew Clark Williams and his wife Anna, the album documents the plantation's landscape, architecture, and people across ninety-six black-and-white photographs. Though numerous Black laborers and neighbors appear throughout its pages, only two are named: Ben and Ann, formerly enslaved by Governor John Lawrence Manning and still living on the property at the time of the album's creation. At first glance, these images seem to offer little about the Black men, women, and children who inhabited Milford. A closer look reveals far more. This paper interrogates the album as both a product of the Northern white gaze and a site of Black self-assertion. The paper's second phase reads against the grain, treating the photographic encounter as a contact zone. The paper concludes by centering Ann Johnson through historical speculation and critical fabulation, combining census records, church documents, and interpretive imagination to reconstruct her fuller history.
Join the conversation at the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/seminars/african-american-history-seminar" rel="nofollow noopener">African American History Seminar</a>.&nbsp; Seminars bring together a diverse group of scholars and interested members of the public to workshop a pre-circulated paper. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/research/seminars" rel="nofollow noopener">Learn more</a>.
Purchasing the $40 seminar subscription gives you advance access to the seminar papers of all seven seminar series for the current academic year. Subscribe at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/research/seminars" rel="nofollow noopener">www.masshist.org/research/seminars</a>. Subscribers for the current year may login to <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/seminars/papers" rel="nofollow noopener">view currently available essays</a>.
The in-person reception starts at 4:30 PM and the seminar will begin at 5:00 PM.
The virtual seminar begins at 5:00 PM and will be hosted on the video conference platform, Zoom. Registrants will receive a confirmation message with attendance information.
By registering you are agreeing to abide by the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/admin/uploads/Visitor_Code_of_Conduct_2024_e1ce7f7c12.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener">MHS Visitor Code of Conduct</a>.

Local Event: Looking Beyond the White Gaze to See Ann: A Counter Read of a 1910 Massachusetts Family Album

Looking Beyond the White Gaze to See Ann: A...

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Buried in a Massachusetts archive lies a 1910...

Looking Beyond the White Gaze to See Ann: A Counter Read of a 1910 Massachusetts Family Album

This event is hybrid.&nbsp;
<a target="_blank" href="https://18308a.blackbaudhosting.com/18308a/African-American-History-Seminar-with-Mary-Snyder---Virtual-Research" rel="nofollow noopener">Register to attend online</a><a target="_blank" href="https://18308a.blackbaudhosting.com/18308a/African-American-History-Seminar-with-Mary-Snyder---In-Person-Research" rel="nofollow noopener">Register to attend in person&nbsp;</a>

Buried in a Massachusetts archive lies a 1910 family photo album of Milford Plantation, a South Carolina estate built in 1838. Assembled by Mary Clark Thompson — a wealthy Northern philanthropist and the estate's twentieth-century owner — and her nephew Clark Williams and his wife Anna, the album documents the plantation's landscape, architecture, and people across ninety-six black-and-white photographs. Though numerous Black laborers and neighbors appear throughout its pages, only two are named: Ben and Ann, formerly enslaved by Governor John Lawrence Manning and still living on the property at the time of the album's creation. At first glance, these images seem to offer little about the Black men, women, and children who inhabited Milford. A closer look reveals far more. This paper interrogates the album as both a product of the Northern white gaze and a site of Black self-assertion. The paper's second phase reads against the grain, treating the photographic encounter as a contact zone. The paper concludes by centering Ann Johnson through historical speculation and critical fabulation, combining census records, church documents, and interpretive imagination to reconstruct her fuller history.
Join the conversation at the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/seminars/african-american-history-seminar" rel="nofollow noopener">African American History Seminar</a>.&nbsp; Seminars bring together a diverse group of scholars and interested members of the public to workshop a pre-circulated paper. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/research/seminars" rel="nofollow noopener">Learn more</a>.
Purchasing the $40 seminar subscription gives you advance access to the seminar papers of all seven seminar series for the current academic year. Subscribe at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/research/seminars" rel="nofollow noopener">www.masshist.org/research/seminars</a>. Subscribers for the current year may login to <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/seminars/papers" rel="nofollow noopener">view currently available essays</a>.
The in-person reception starts at 4:30 PM and the seminar will begin at 5:00 PM.
The virtual seminar begins at 5:00 PM and will be hosted on the video conference platform, Zoom. Registrants will receive a confirmation message with attendance information.
By registering you are agreeing to abide by the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.masshist.org/admin/uploads/Visitor_Code_of_Conduct_2024_e1ce7f7c12.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener">MHS Visitor Code of Conduct</a>.

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Buried in a Massachusetts archive lies a 1910...

Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital

Presented by Keith Baker, MD, PhD, HMS Professor of Clinical Anaesthesia
Anesthesiologist and educator Keith Baker has spent decades compiling research about how health care professionals and others become experts. Whereas quantity of practice matters, so does quality, as Baker will explain, providing tips for clinicians--and the rest of us.This is a hybrid event. We welcome onsite and virtual attendance.

Local Event: Deliberate Practice: What Musicians, Athletes, and Others Can Teach Us About Expertise

Deliberate Practice: What Musicians, Athletes,...

Presented by Keith Baker, MD, PhD, HMS Professor of Clinical Anaesthesia
Anesthesiologist and educator Keith Baker has spent...

Deliberate Practice: What Musicians, Athletes, and Others Can Teach Us About Expertise

En línea (Zoom)

Pregúntele casi cualquier cosa a una IA y recibirá una respuesta clara y segura. Es así por diseño. En el entrenamiento, una respuesta clara recibe mejor calificación que "no estoy segura", y en las pruebas una suposición a veces suma puntos mientras que "no lo sé" nunca suma.
En temas conocidos, esa seguridad suele sostenerse. En los detalles de su industria, los precios y reglas recientes, o las cifras y nombres exactos, el tono sigue igual de seguro mientras la precisión baja. Una respuesta equivocada pero segura se ve exactamente igual que una correcta.
La buena noticia: usted puede cambiar las condiciones. Dele permiso a su IA para decir "no estoy segura". Pregunte qué tan segura está y qué debería verificar. Haga preguntas abiertas en lugar de preguntas que sugieren la respuesta. Y pida una segunda opinión de otra IA antes de compartir la primera respuesta.
Ese es el tema del taller gratuito de esta semana, parte de nuestro grupo de usuarios de IA para pequeños negocios. Cada sesión en línea de una hora comparte un tip práctico de IA que puede aplicar, muestra cómo encaja en un negocio como el suyo y abre el espacio para conversar y responder sus preguntas. Sin presión de ventas.
Martes 10 de noviembre · 7:00 PM ET · En línea, gratis. Traiga una pregunta de su negocio.
Regístrese en Zoom: <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/i5j7FqF1T2mcMzamxjOFyQ" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/i5j7FqF1T2mcMzamxjOFyQ</a>
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Local Event: Tip de IA #3: Lo certero no siempre es lo correcto.

Tip de IA #3: Lo certero no siempre es lo...

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