New Pluralists
Liz Vogel currently serves as the Director of Philanthropic Engagement at New Pluralists, a position held since November 2023. In addition to this role, Liz Vogel is the Founder, CEO, and Principal Philanthropy Advisor at Liz Vogel Consulting LLC, established in January 2022. Previously, Liz Vogel dedicated over two decades to Facing History and Ourselves, where roles included Executive Director for Southern California and various leadership positions in development across the West Coast and San Francisco Bay Area. Earlier career experiences include an Account Executive role at Community Connect Inc., Annual Campaign Manager at Girls Inc. of Alameda County, and an internship at the Office of the Social Secretary, The White House. Liz Vogel holds a BA in Women's Studies/History from Pomona College and has studied at the Universidad of Salamanca.
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New Pluralists
New Pluralists is a funder collaborative focused on supporting the growing field of practitioners, storytellers, researchers, and innovators working to foster a culture of pluralism in America. We are committed to the vital work of healing our divisions by helping Americans recognize our shared humanity, embrace our differences, and solve challenges together. We believe that humanizing our neighbors and making room for diverse values and viewpoints are steps along the path to a healthier democracy and a more just society in which each of us feels we belong. Through grantmaking, convening, and other activities, New Pluralists is supporting practice, building evidence, and fostering innovation in cultural change — on shifting the norms, values, skills, and behaviors that shape the way we see each other and ourselves. In deep partnership with a diverse set of Field Builders, we are supporting and knitting together people and organizations working across domains in this growing field — from depolarization, social healing, bridge building, and racial reconciliation to immigrant inclusion, collaborative problem-solving, civic skill-building, and interfaith engagement.