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Dyslexic Design Thinking

Gil Gershoni explores the benefits of applying the dyslexic mindset to creative problem-solving

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Virtual Salon Series

The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics

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San Francisco Magazine Party

Gershoni Creative and San Francisco magazine celebrate the city’s most stylish individuals

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Medium Article

Embracing Dyslexia? It’s as Easy as 1, 3, 2.

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Medium Article

What is Dyslexic Design Thinking?

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Graphic Content

An exclusive salon series for Bay Area designers, co-presented with AIGA SF

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No Show

A salon series bringing together thought-leaders to spark fresh perspectives

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Medium Article

The Power of Visualizing as a Tool for Creativity

An abstract collage of colorful shapes, black ink and Gil Gershoni's face, representing the process of visualization.

First:Person Series

Episode 3 :: What's in a color?

A white card reads, "Which color is more energetic?" Below are 3 circles in red, yellow and blue.

South By Southwest

Gil Gershoni and April Durrett introduce Austin's annual conference to Dyslexic Design Thinking

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Medium Article

Solve Team Work-From-Home Stress with Dyslexic Design Thinking

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Quarantunes

Hear what it sounds like when our studio shelters in your place

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The Dyslexic Experience Salon

A salon series dedicated to the unique advantages of the dyslexic mindset

Contemporary Jewish Museum

Are We There Yet?: 5,000 years of answering questions with questions

Poster from the museum exhibit Are We There Yet? at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, curated by Gil Gershoni and Ken Goldberg.

Medium Article

I Was Always Told My Dyslexia Was a Disability. Then I Developed a Relationship With It.

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No Show

Trend :: Ritual (Session 1): Conversation on the Human Experience

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Medium Article

How Leading With Neurodiversity Improves the Workplace Dance

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Medium Article

The Truth About Big-Picture Thinkers

Distorted photograph of Gil Gershoni taken in a mirror.

Quarantunes, Vol. 2

Working From the Far: Afropop, vocal jazz and indie rock—oh my

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No Show

Trend :: Attraction: Conversation on the Human Experience

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Getty Images + Wired Brand Lab

An interactive conversation exploring the future of the image

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First:Person Series

Episode 2 :: What should be simplified?

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Toast & Jam

An evening of music, wine & damn-fine folk

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Wired Magazine

How Technology Helped Me Cheat Dyslexia

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California College of the Arts

Neurodiversity: Dyslexia, Art and Robots

Banner for Gil Gershoni's lecture, Neurodiversity: Dyslexia, Art and Robots, with UC Berkeley professor Ken Goldberg.

Talking While High

A conversation series exploring topics of artistic and social importance

No Show

Trend :: Nourishment: Conversation on the Human Experience

A group of people standing in a circle in Gershoni's Dome as part of the No Show salon series.

First:Person Series

Episode 4 :: What is attractive?

Amy Gershoni interviews two men. They look like they are deep in thought.

Quarantunes, Vol. 7

Sky So Big: A little ol’ playlist for Big Sky Country

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First:Person Series

Episode 1 :: What is a brand?

Amy Gershoni interviews a woman wearing an all-black outfit.

Medium Article

Dyslexic Entrepreneurs Are Successful By Any Measure. It's All in the Way We Think.

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Quarantunes, Vol. 3

Party-in-Place: Because the '80s weren't enough as it is

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AdForum

Amy Gershoni & How to Inspire the Next Gen of Female Leaders

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No Show

Trend :: Belonging: Conversation on the Human Experience

A man in a dark suit and a woman in a green dress engage in a serious conversation as part of the No Show salon.

From Disability to Disruption

A new approach to design for UC Berkeley Engineering

Gil Gershoni giving a lecture to a group of UC Berkeley Engineering students. He is wearing a blue suit jacket and jeans.

The Bold Italic

Magazine launch party and pop-up shop

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Quarantunes, Vol. 5

Dedicated to the Ones I Love: Disco ball not included

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Quarantunes, Vol. 1

LoFi-G: Chill beats for working—or studying, or baking

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Gala Vernissage

Annual fête benefitting San Francisco Art Institute student-artists

Quarantunes, Vol. 12

Running on a Dream: Find your work(out)-from-home rhythm

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No Show

Trend :: Creation: Conversation on the Human Experience

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Quarantunes, Vol. 11

Keep Calm and Cook On: Spicy tunes to bring out your inner home chef

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Digiday

"I'm Just Wired Differently": Why Advertising Seems to Have So Many People With Dyslexia

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No Show

Trend :: Purpose: Conversation on the Human Experience

A man in a light shirt speaks animatedly with Amy Gershoni, whose back is turned toward the camera, at the No Show salon.

Quarantunes, Vol. 9

Pop Escape: Free Britney and go Gaga

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50/50

The past, present and future of women and power, hosted by Amy Gershoni and Emmy-nominated filmmaker and Webby awards co-founder Tiffany Shlain

Quarantunes, Vol. 4

The Only Prescription: Punk rock for moshing alone in your room

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Dome Obscura

Transforming a century-old San Francisco landmark dome into a pinhole camera

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SF Design Week

An Evening of Wine, Dyslexic Design Thinking and a Tour of Gershoni Creative

No Show

Trend :: Ritual (Session 2): Conversation on the Human Experience

Group of seated people engaged in conversation in Gershoni's Dome as part of the No Show salon series.

Quarantunes, Vol. 6

It's Only Temporary: The antidote for a life on repeat

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AdForum

Gershoni Creative Co-Founder Gil Gershoni Talks Culture & Success

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Quarantunes, Vol. 8

Dirty Dirty: It’s self-explanatory

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Quarantunes, Vol. 10

Daydreamer: Endless summer vibes

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