Brailled It
Cindependent Presented with LADD presents “Brailled It” As part of the Cincinnati Disability Pride events, the Cincinnati Art Museum is showing the film “Brailled It”
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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
Adaptive Sports & Leisure at Clovernook Center
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Employee Spotlight: Betty Roberts
Meet Betty Roberts, Bindery Associate at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired. Betty puts together braille books in order from beginning to end,
Employee Spotlight: Saul Garza
For nine years, Saul Garza has worn many hats as the Braille Textbook and Tactile Graphics Specialist at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually
Navigating Unfavorable Winter Weather
Guest blog by Deanna Lewis Winter weather can be challenging for anyone but imagine how it affects a person who is blind or visually impaired
Freedom the Guide Dog Puppy; A Poem by Deanna Lewis
As we conclude National Guide Dog Month, Clovernook Center’s Deanna Lewis shared a poem written from the perspective of a guide dog puppy in training
Employee Spotlight: Barb Easterling
Say hello to Barb! Barbara (Barb) Easterling is a Bindery Associate in the Braille Printing House at Clovernook Center and is truly an amazing person.
Employee Spotlight: Timur Tilman
Meet Timur Tilman, Press Machine Operator at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired. Timur has worked here at Clovernook Center for 15 years.
Different Types of Working Dogs – Do You Know the Difference?
Did you know that there is a difference between a Service Animal, a Guide Dog, a Therapy Dog, and an Emotional Support Animal? It’s OK
Flattening the Educational Accessibility Curve for People who are Blind or Visually Impaired in the Wake of COVID-19
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s not uncommon to find a friend or a loved one struggling with adjusting to the new “normal.”