Emilie Hopmann (24 February 1845 Neuwied - 12 August 1926 Bad Godesberg) was a German social worker.
In Bonn she met her brother's friend, the medical student Karl Melchior Hopmann (1844–1925), whom she married in 1872.
[2] On November 16, 1903, Emilie Hopmann founded the Katholischer Frauenbund Deutschlands (since 1983, Katholischer Deutscher Frauenbund Association of German Catholic Women, KDFB), with Minna Bachem-Sieger and Hedwig Dransfeld .
Emilie Hopmann was its first president, her status as a mother of a large family contributing to the legitimacy of the association.
The board of directors included Jeanne Trimborn, Marita Loersch and Agnes Neuhaus.