For 13 years in Southeast Asia, Darcy and Stephanie helped provide access to the Bible via keyboard support internationally and translation with the “Rado” and “Amigeni” language communities in Asia.
As of mid-2026, Darcy and Stephanie are back in the United States and will continue working with their respective teams.
Darcy continues as one of the team-leads on the Keyman software team. Our mission is to empower every language community to thrive in the digital world, giving them the tools to read, write, and communicate in their own language—at no cost to them.
Stephanie is working with diaspora (travelers who have left their homeland), including “Amigeni” people in Texas. She is particularly excited about developing community checkers of translation drafts, as well as art creators & literacy apps. Her research in metaphors is relevant to translators, counselors, art and digital media creators, and everyday evangelists.
Location
Americas, Asia
Position
Software Developer and Global Diaspora Services member
Children
Jubilee, Jonas
Wycliffe Ministry Budget
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