The Ridhwan Foundation admits students and does not discriminate in its policies or programs on the basis of race, color, gender, gender expression, age, national and ethnic origin, disability, marital status, or sexual orientation.

The Ridhwan Foundation Vision of Cultural Awareness and Inclusivity

We recognize that human beings are influenced not only by personal history but also by their culture and social conditions. Our vision is to promote a teaching, an organization, and a world in which all expressions of true nature are recognized and valued as the rich expression of the whole.

We aim to be aware of the ways conscious and unconscious bias arise in our school as a result of our individual experiences as well as our societal and cultural experiences.  We acknowledge that social biases and preferences can inhibit new and current students from being welcomed in our school, and may affect peoples’ ability to access our path.  We seek to address such biases wherever they arise in our school.  Ongoing reflection and action is necessary to make this path accessible to all who might genuinely benefit regardless of race, parental status, ethnicity, political orientation, sex, gender identity, class, age, sexual orientation, physical ability, and various other differences between human beings. We understand active work is needed on many levels - inner, collective, and outer - to open to the truth of unity and equality, regardless of difference, that is already present as our true nature.