Superior CVI graduates win Digital Inclusion Challenge Team from Superior's IB program takes home top prize for virtual videoconferencing software meant to expand access to mental health services Dec 13, 2020 9:34 AM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff THUNDER BAY – A group of former Superior CVI students has been recognized with an award and $10,000 in prize money, after designing software meant to improve access to virtual mental health services in remote communities. Calling themselves Superior Innovations, the team of five 2020 graduates took home the top prize in this year’s Digital Inclusion Challenge, open to technology leaders worldwide, for their product Face to Face.