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The Perspective: Spring/Summer Edition

Clovernook has released the Spring/Summer 2026 edition of its external newsletter, The Perspective. Not on our mailing list? Email kbrass@clovernook.org to request your own

Clovernook Center welcomes three new board members

Clovernook Center recently welcomed three new, accomplished leaders to the Board of Trustees. Dennis Hahn is a retired executive with more than 35 years

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2026 Boldly BVI Award Winners

Clovernook Center proudly recognizes the following individuals/organizations for their leadership and advocacy in support of the blind and visually impaired community. Award winners will be

2025 Annual Impact Report

Clovernook has officially released its 2025 Annual Impact Report. Not on our mailing list? Email kbrass@clovernook.org to request your own accessible print copy. You

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Jennifer DuBois: My First 30 Days as Clovernook Center CEO

Q: What have you learned about Clovernook Center in your first 30 days that you didn’t already know? A: While I was aware of Clovernook’s

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Clovernook Center Names Jennifer DuBois as CEO

Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, the largest producer of Braille printing worldwide and provider of programs and services for visually impaired youth,

Eurostampa Senior Innovation Manager Ermanno Bosco-Orsi and CEO Gianmario Cillario visit the Clovernook printing house.Three men stand talking next to the new binding machine.

Longtime Partner Makes Binding Donation

Eurostampa North America is the leading manufacturer of premium quality labels for the wine, spirits, chocolate, food and cosmetics industries. For many years, they have

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Samuel Foulkes Featured on Now in the Nati

This spring, Samuel Foulkes, director of braille production and accessible innovation, and Dean Regas, renowned public speaker, author, educator, national populizer of astronomy and an

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Samuel Foulkes Honored with LEAD Community Asset Award

Clovernook Center’s Arts & Accessibility Program launched in 2017 and has steadily gained momentum and new partners each year. Today, the program supports a network

Chris Faust, wearing glasses and dressed in a blue plaid suit, speaks into a microphone at a podium.

Chris Faust Steps Down as President and CEO

For more than 100 years, Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired has been dedicated to empowering individuals with blindness or low vision to

Deanna, holding a white cane in one hand and a leash in the other, smiles as she stands outside Cary Cottage with Buttercup laying in front of her.

Deanna Lewis and Clovernook Center Staff Celebrate Buttercup’s First Birthday

If you know Bindery Associate Deanna Lewis, chances are you’ve heard about or met Buttercup, too! Born legally blind, Lewis has experienced gradual vision loss

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Katie Brass joins Clovernook Center as the Senior Advancement Officer

Katie Brass, the newest member of Clovernook Center’s development team, discovered her passion for fundraising as a student at the University of Dayton. As a