Sunday, February 8, 2026
with Dean Spade
People often joke that resentment is like taking poison and hoping it will make someone else die. Resentment comes up in relationships of all kinds, between family members, lovers, organizers, roommates, artistic collaborators, and co-workers. Resentment is a reasonable response to frustrating conditions in life, but it can take the pleasure out of doing things we care about with other people. In this knowledge share, we'll look at how to identify resentment, examine what lives beneath it, and transform our practices so that we can connect with purpose and pleasure in doing things we care about.
Sunday, February 8, 2026
with Dean Spade
People often joke that resentment is like taking poison and hoping it will make someone else die. Resentment comes up in relationships of all kinds, between family members, lovers, organizers, roommates, artistic collaborators, and co-workers. Resentment is a reasonable response to frustrating conditions in life, but it can take the pleasure out of doing things we care about with other people. In this knowledge share, we'll look at how to identify resentment, examine what lives beneath it, and transform our practices so that we can connect with purpose and pleasure in doing things we care about.