The Episcopal Diocese of California
Emily Hopkins is an experienced professional and volunteer with a strong focus on community engagement and environmental advocacy. Currently serving as an Episcopal Election Activator for The Episcopal Church and convening the Creation Care Caucus, Hopkins is dedicated to promoting non-partisan election efforts and preparing for the upcoming General Convention. As the Network Leader for Creation Care in Province VIII and an Alternate Deputy to the General Convention in 2024 for the Episcopal Diocese of California, Emily actively participates in the governance of the Episcopal Church. In addition to these roles, Hopkins volunteers as a Cat Adoption Counselor and as a member of organizations such as GREENFAITH and Citizens' Climate Lobby, where Emily advocates for climate solutions and social justice. A retired Navy public affairs officer, Emily holds a Master's degree in Communication and a Bachelor's in English, showcasing a strong educational background to support their advocacy work.
The Episcopal Diocese of California
Our Mission: Embodied Justice for All People & for God’s Creation • Church Vitality • Rooted Spirituality • Transparent & Accountable Leadership • Inclusive Community The Episcopal Diocese of California serves a diverse community of faith encompassing the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Approximately 21,000 people form 73 congregations and the diocese is organized into six deaneries (a geographical group of parishes). The Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, and Southern Alameda deaneries cover their respective counties; the Peninsula Deanery consists of all of San Mateo County and a small portion of Santa Clara County.