Every child deserves someone in their corner.
Angelia (Anjee) Moore · IPS mother, alum, and court-appointed advocate. Putting children first starts with changing a system that is failing them.

Angelia Moore
Every child deserves someone who will stand up for them, especially when they cannot stand up for themselves.
— Angelia Moore

Every child deserves someone in their corner.
As an IPS mother and alum, Anjee Moore has stood strong for the needs of her own children. But she’s also fought for the rights and well-being of so many others while serving as a court-appointed advocate for our city’s most vulnerable children.
Five priorities. Children first.
Putting children first starts with changing a system that is failing them.
The numbers that matter
Behind every number is a name.
priorities that put children first
IPS mother and alum in your corner
graduate running to give back
students left behind

Every child deserves someone in their corner.
Quality public schools change lives.
“Great schools don't just help students. They strengthen neighborhoods, support property values, improve public safety, and create opportunity for the next generation.”
Every parent wants their child to have the opportunity to succeed.
A life shaped by IPS.
A calling to serve it.
IPS
As an IPS mother and alum, Anjee Moore has stood strong for the needs of her own children.
Advocacy
Every child deserves someone who will stand up for them, especially when they cannot stand up for themselves.
Purpose
Her work is driven by the core belief that every child has a fundamental right to thrive and reach their full potential.
2026
Angelia Lois Moore for IPS At-Large
Every child deserves someone in their corner.
Add your name and show every IPS student they have a community behind them.
Campaign fundraiser.
Join us for an evening of conversation, connection, and support as we continue building the #MooreMovement.
- When
- Friday, October 9, 2026 · 5:00–8:00 PM
- Where
- SipEasy Social Haus · 901 N Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, 46202
- Hosted by
- Maggie A. Lewis, Indianapolis City-County Council President

