I was told in November 2019 that T211104 (which I cannot access, so no idea what was the outcome there) is about revisiting the ownership of WRC. In August 2020 I was told that WRC is now under Movement Communications thus boldly CC'ing @Qgil. (T143629#5460455 also implies so.)
Taking a quick look at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Resource_Center/All today,
- Learning Quarterly is listed which was a newsletter that has not seen any updates since 2018
- This Month in Education links to https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/News while it seems that the newsletter has either moved to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/Newsletter instead, or replication is broken (?)
- Evaluation reports says it's from 2014-2015. Probably not that useful?
- Grants for Individuals links to a page which says "TPS Program is closed and no longer accepting applications"
- Evaluation reports (see above) duplicates Grants Impact Reports
- Hay's Tools Directory is linked but not Toolhub
- Tools for Programs links to some Google spreadsheet (!) last updated in January 2018
- Feedback page for Flow on MediaWiki.org uses the term "Flow" which has been rebranded to "Structured Discussions"
- Hackathons on MediaWiki.org lists an outdated contact
- Product Research links to a page with "Ongoing projects" not updated since 2017 and not marked as {{historical}}, and lists an outdated contact
- Design and Branding lists an outdated contact
- Audience Research lists an outdated contact
Without anyone being responsible to curate content, and without a concept to update, remove, and identify content to add, WRC seems to become less and less useful abandonware.
What is WMF's plan for WRC?
- Open Phab tasks have not seen activity for a long time.
- For pageviews, see https://tools.wmflabs.org/pageviews/?project=meta.wikimedia.org&platform=all-access&agent=user&range=this-year&pages=Connect|Wikimedia_Resource_Center