Dyslexia affects as many as 1 in 5 people, yet its benefits remain shrouded in mystery. With Dyslexic Design Thinking, Gil Gershoni shares how dyslexia offers a heightened advantage, what he calls his “hyper-ability.” Through the lens of his experiences as a creative director and entrepreneur, Gil shows how he transformed a perceived weakness into a strength and explores the steps needed to build awareness and effect change.
Instagram: @dyslexicdesignthinking
Medium: @gilgershoni
For media inquiries and booking information, contact dyslexia@gershoni.com.
Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast
Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast
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Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast
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Dyslexic Design Thinking
Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast
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Dyslexic Design Thinking
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Dyslexic Design Thinking Podcast
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Exhibition
ONGOING
Young people worldwide redefine dyslexia in postcard artwork highlighting their experiences of creativity and struggle
Exhibition
OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2022
Nine dyslexic artists were commissioned to produce a creative response to a word, phrase or idea that highlights how their minds experience language.
Exhibition
AUGUST 2021
Part of Inside Out: The People’s Art Project, featuring portraits of dyslexics who embrace their difference and embody dyslexic strengths
Exhibition
OCTOBER 2024
The San Francisco edition of a global public art project featuring hundreds of portraits of individuals with dyslexia
Stay current with the latest posts from Gil and Dyslexic Design Thinking. In this ongoing series, Gil explores different aspects of the dyslexic experience, from highlighting its unique benefits to building neurodiverse teams to leaning into the dyslexic mind-set to achieve professional success.
A conversation on divergent thinking across industries, presented by Gershoni Creative and “The Bigger Picture Book of Amazing Dyslexics and the Jobs They Do” by Kate Power and Kathy Forsyth.
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics
Gil frequently speaks to audiences around the country on how dyslexia has influenced his 25-year career as a creative director. Festivals, schools and business groups have all benefited from his interactive approach, which weaves firsthand experience, storytelling, science and audience Q&A into a compelling session.
For media inquiries and booking information, contact dyslexia@gershoni.com.
From Disability to Disruption
California College of the Arts
The Dyslexic Experience Salon
Graphic Design USA
Mountain View Voice
Hoodline
48 Hills
The San Francisco Standard
Salesforce Design Blog
Wired Magazine
Gil Gershoni is the founder and creative director of Gershoni Creative Agency in San Francisco and Dallas. For more than two decades, Gil has worked with clients like Google, Apple, Deloitte, Patrón, San Francisco Art Institute, BBC and Nike, and he has presented at the Whitney Biennial, Sundance Film Festival, South by Southwest, Vancouver Institute of Media Arts, Contemporary Jewish Museum and San Francisco Design Week. He also serves as a senior advisor to UC Berkeley’s Center for New Media and frequently consults with national design schools on design and new media curriculum. Gil is an advocate for the reframing of dyslexia as a hyper-ability and regularly speaks on neurodiversity’s influence on design thinking.
Instagram: @dyslexicdesignthinking
Medium: @gilgershoni
For media inquiries and booking information, contact dyslexia@gershoni.com.