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Freebirds World Burrito will donate over 500 meals to UT Health Austin frontline staff and volunteers who are administering the COVID-19 vaccine to the Austin community. Donations of Freebirds’ popular burritos and bowls will be delivered on campus over the next three Fridays. “At Freebirds, this is our way of saying thank-you to the heroic volunteers who are on the frontlines of this very important vaccine rollout,” says Alex Eagle, CEO at Freebirds World Burrito. “It’s always great to give back to our Austin community, since Freebirds is based here, but to reach this group of vol...

Freebirds World Burrito is strengthening its commitment to the health and safety of its employees, also known as Tribe members, by offering incentives to receive the COVID-19 vaccine if they choose to do so. Freebirds has provided resources to employees at all 55 locations across Texas with instructions on how to pre-register for the COVID-19 vaccine at their nearest vaccine hub. Tribe members can receive up to four hours of regular rate of pay to go get immunized. “We don’t want any of our Freebirds Tribe members to choose between receiving a vaccine or coming to work,” says Alex Eagl...

Freebirds Texas’ No. 1 Burrito Introduces Seasoned Cauliflower Rice & Low-Carb Bowls Share Article Freebirds Texas’ No. 1 Burrito™, voted the most craveable restaurant brand in America by consumers, has debuted cauliflower rice at all locations across Texas. Keto, gluten-free and paleo-friendly, Freebirds’ cauliflower rice is a new low-carb alternative to rice for the restaurant’s popular burritos and bowls. Freebirds Texas’ No. 1 Burrito Introduces Seasoned Cauliflower Rice & Low-Carb Bowls “Freebirds’ cauliflower rice is a delicious plant-based option that will help people...

Share on Twitter A Year Like No Other is an SBS News collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney. It features stories written by journalism students.   Christmas 2012 was a defining time for Khoa Nam Tran.  He was involved in a car accident in which the front passenger died and the driver suffered a severe brain injury. Khoa, who was sitting in the back, had both his legs crushed. Eight years on, the 37-year-old is reflecting on what has been another significant chapter in his life: 2020.  As the child of refugees, Khoa is no stranger to challenges. His parents fled...

Share on Twitter A Year Like No Other is an SBS News collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney. It features stories written by journalism students.  Sydney man Alex Eagles knew he wouldn’t see his Belarusian fiancee Katya Slepneva for a couple of months when he flew home after visiting her in February.  But the 28-year-old didn’t realise he might not see her again this year.    The couple met at a museum in Germany three years ago while travelling. They were both looking at a radar telescope which neither of them knew much about, but they soon fell in love.