Noel Joe was born and raised in Miawpukek First Nations (Conne River) Reserve in Bay DEspoir, Newfoundland. A strong advocate for indigenous youth Noel served as Co-Chair with the Assembly of First Nations National Youth Council. Noel was elected to Miawpukek First Nations Band Council in 2012 and served two consecutive terms. Noel has been involved in several community initiatives, most notably The Red Road Walk from Miawpukek to St. John’s, raising $12,000 for homelessness and youth at risk in Newfoundland and Labrador. In 2012 Noel was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II diamond jubilee for his many efforts in volunteerism and involvement.

In 2018, Noel became Superintendent of Facilities, at First Light St John’s Friendship Centre. His love of politics led him to pursue a bid for Federal politics under the NDP banner but in 2022 Noel began working for the Office of Regional Chief for Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Currently, Noel is involved with a new initiative that brings a pivotal community and nation story to film documentary and is an emerging first-time film maker.