Noa Roque

Noa Roque combines her exceptional athletic career with a burgeoning expertise in legal and human rights issues, demonstrating a unique blend of discipline, leadership, and strategic thinking. Currently serving as an elite field hockey athlete with Fédération Française de Hockey, Noa has been a pivotal member of the French National Team, contributing to key international competitions such as the FIH Series Finals in Banbridge (2019), the European Championship in Cardiff (2017), and the Junior World Cup in Santiago de Chile (2016). Her experience on the field reflects her resilience, teamwork, and capacity to perform under pressure—traits that translate seamlessly into her professional pursuits.

Beyond her athletic achievements, Noa is actively involved in leveraging her leadership skills and strategic insights in the legal domain. As an élève-avocat and juriste at the International Partnership for Human Rights, she specializes in human rights law, international criminal law, environmental law, and public law. Her academic background from Sciences Po Paris and McGill University provides her with a solid foundation in international legal frameworks, which she applies in her advocacy work and legal research.

At Fédération Française de Hockey, Noa’s role extends beyond athletic performance; she is engaged in initiatives that promote athlete development, diversity, and international collaboration. Her expertise in project management, public speaking, and social media enhances her ability to advocate for sports diplomacy and human rights. With a proven track record in high-level competition and a deep commitment to social justice, Noa Roque exemplifies the modern athlete-advocate, leveraging her skills to foster positive change both on and off the field.