SEWA-AIFW, based in Brooklyn Center, bills itself as Minnesota’s largest South Asian-serving nonprofit, dedicated to family wellness and safety-net services for vulnerable community members, including seniors, refugees, and survivors of gender-based violence. As CEO, Anjuli Cameron has led initiatives responding to recent societal shifts, including small-business programming and mental health services. In 2026, following Operation Metro Surge, Cameron established the Minnesota Model for Community Advocacy to help communities organize, which has been presented at national conferences, including the Asian American Unity Coalition Summit and the Asian American Journalists Association. Cameron also serves on the Leadership Council on Aging, and as Vice Chair on the Metropolitan Council.