Product Overview
Three pioneering women who shattered glass ceilings and orbited the Earth. This coordinated poster set honors Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in space and current Director of the Johnson Space Center; Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian-American woman in space who flew two shuttle missions; and Mae Jemison, the first African American woman to travel in space and a physician-engineer. Each 12x18 inch poster features striking NASA imagery and personal milestones that celebrate their remarkable journeys from Stanford, Cornell, and the University of Texas to the stars. PosterEnvy prints this trio in the USA on durable, heavy-duty paper that stays vibrant for years. Hang them together as a powerful statement of STEM achievement, diversity in aerospace, and the limitless possibilities when talent meets opportunity.
- Display Ellen Ochoa, Kalpana Chawla, and Mae Jemison together as a matching set of three 12x18 inch posters celebrating the first Hispanic, Indian-American, and African American women in space.
- Each portrait highlights the astronauts' groundbreaking paths: Stanford PhD electrical engineer, veteran of four shuttle missions; Texas aerospace PhD and Columbia crew member; Cornell-trained physician who flew on Endeavour.
- Printed on durable heavy-duty paper in the USA by family-owned PosterEnvy, these 12x18 inch posters are designed to remain vivid in classrooms, libraries, and home offices for years.
- Perfect for Women's History Month, Hispanic Heritage celebrations, STEM nights, or any space-lover's gallery wall that honors trailblazers who expanded who gets to reach the stars.
- Create an inspiring focal point that sparks conversations about courage, education, and diversity in science wherever these three posters are displayed.
