Below is a **full-width “News & Updates” page** (same American Youth look/feel) with **two live sections**: * **Recent Research (auto-pulled)** using the **OpenAlex Works API** (search + filters). ([OpenAlex Documentation][1]) * **Recent News & Blogs** via **RSS feeds** (you can add your preferred sources). It also includes a clean, **lightly shaded/translucent** background consistent with your site theme. > Note: RSS feeds sometimes block cross-origin requests (CORS). If a feed is blocked, the page will show a message for that source. The research auto-pull does *not* require RSS and works via OpenAlex. ([OpenAlex Documentation][1]) ```html News & Updates — American Youth Initiative

Recent published research related to youth in America

Ready. Click “Load Research” to pull the latest results.

What’s being pulled

OpenAlex Works (auto)

Uses keyword search across titles/abstracts/fulltext (when available) and filters by publication year. Titles link to DOI when present.

Tip: tighten relevance

Add terms like “United States”, “high school”, “postsecondary”, “youth employment”, “mental health”, “foster care”, “juvenile justice”, or “community”.

Optional: add a Crossref fallback

If you ever want a second research source, Crossref’s REST API supports keyword queries and date filters for works.

You can change the default keywords in the code by editing the value on the research search input.

Recent news and blogs related to youth in America

Click “Load News & Blogs.” If a feed blocks cross-site loading, you’ll see a note for that source.

Feed sources

Add or remove RSS feeds in the FEEDS array in the script below. Include your own blog RSS here too (Squarespace blogs often have an RSS endpoint).

If a feed fails due to CORS, the easiest fix is to use a small proxy (serverless) or a feed service that returns JSON with CORS enabled.

``` ### About the “auto-pull research” part This is already included in the page using the **OpenAlex Works endpoint** with the **search** parameter + **publication_year filter**. ([OpenAlex Documentation][1]) If you also want a **Crossref** fallback (second research source), Crossref’s REST API supports **works queries** and **date filters**. ([www.crossref.org][2]) [1]: https://docs.openalex.org/api-entities/works/search-works?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Search works" [2]: https://www.crossref.org/documentation/retrieve-metadata/rest-api/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Documentation - Metadata Retrieval - REST API"