Clovernook Center welcomes three new board members

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 recognized at the Boldly BVI event on May 8th.   Anthony Ferraro, Vision Over Sight Award Anthony S. Ferraro is a Paralympic athlete, musician and motivational speaker who exemplifies resilience, […]

  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 may also view the report as a pdf or access the screen reader-friendly word document by clicking the links below.   2025 Annual Impact Report PDF 2025 Annual Impact Report […]

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 impact in the blind and visually impaired community and its historical legacy, I didn’t realize the extent of our reach both nationally and internationally. For example, in November our team […]

Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, the largest producer of Braille printing worldwide and provider of programs and services for visually impaired youth, has named Jennifer DuBois as its new CEO, effective November 3. DuBois is an accomplished executive leader with more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, leading organizations […]

A recent grant from the Lavelle Fund for the Blind has allowed Clovernook Center to produce a variety of 3D model kits that are being used by blind and visually impaired (BVI) students all around the world. As part of this initiative, Clovernook’s Tactile Coordination Quentin Roa works with design teams to create 3D printed […]

On May 8, Clovernook Center celebrated both our 122nd anniversary and the Boldly BVI Awards Breakfast on Founder’s Day. The event, held at the Cincinnati Art Museum, honored five individuals whose dedication and extraordinary achievements have made the world more accessible and inclusive for those who are blind or visually impaired. Please join us in […]

Three Ohio Regional Braille Challenge competitors advanced to Braille Challenge Finals in Los Angeles, with two of them winning gold in their divisions in late June. This is the first time students from Ohio have medaled at the international event. High School senior, MaKenzie Love of Ashville, and sixth grade student Anne Ye of Lewis […]

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 partnered with Clovernook Center on a variety of print projects including collating and assembling bottle hang tags. Clovernook Center also produces accessible items such as marketing materials and Eurostampa’s annual […]

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 expert in observational astronomy,  joined NOW in the NATI host Abby Urban to talk about two new inclusive books children’s books published by Clovernook Center.  Watch the segment from FOX […]

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 of 200+ partners, impacting countless museum patrons across the country under the leadership of Samuel Foulkes, director of braille production and accessible innovation at Clovernook Center. Each year, The John […]