The founder

Brigitte
Perreault

Social entrepreneur. Human rights advocate. Impact philanthropist. Author. And the woman who believed that every human life — no matter how quiet or extraordinary — carries within it a story the world deserves to hear. And who discovered, in writing her own memoir, that the act of remembering is one of the most profound gifts we can give ourselves — and those we love.

🏅 Human Dignity Award
📚 Author — Why Is The Sky Blue?
🏛️ USIDHR Certified
🇨🇦 Originally from Montréal
🌊 Based in Los Angeles
Brigitte Perreault, Founder of The Blue Sky Project
Founder, The Blue Sky Project
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The true miracle of the universe is not its vastness — it is that we exist within it at all. This is the enchantment, the blessing, the magic. On this singular planet, our home among countless wonders, we live our entire lives beneath an open sky and a spectrum of color all around us.

Ritual. Family. Friends. Food. Nature. Love.
The most beautiful things in life are waiting for us —
outside, around a table, in the woods, on a pebble beach, under an open sky.

All we have to do is look up.

— Brigitte Perreault
Why Is The Sky Blue — by Brigitte Perreault
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Dedication
For Lorraine.
My mother. My compass.
My greatest gift.

Why Is
The Sky Blue? [Book Excerpt]

Every project begins with a question. For Brigitte, hers began on a shore road in Matane, Quebec — a small girl looking up at the sky above the St. Lawrence River, the water so wide it had become the sea, the horizon so far away it dissolved into something that felt like forever.

"I did not set out to write a book about childhood. I set out to answer a question. Why is the sky blue? It is the kind of question a child asks without knowing she is asking something profound."

What she discovered along the way surprised her: that the question itself mattered more than the answer. That asking why — about the sky, about the sunset, about the whale breaching in the afternoon light — is one of the most important things a human being can do. It means you are paying attention. It means the world has not yet become ordinary to you.

The project has evolved into the deeply personal memoir you see today — weaving childhood memory, natural wonder, and science into something rare: a book that makes you want to go outside and look up.

"Part memoir, part love letter to nature, part scientific adventure — Why Is the Sky Blue? takes you from the pebble beaches of Quebec to the smog-covered skies of China, from a Nobel laureate's laboratory to a little girl jumping on a trampoline. It is a book about the seasons, the rituals, and the people who shape us. About beauty, family, love, and the sky that has been performing miracles above our heads for 4.5 billion years — waiting for us to notice."

One memoir.
A world of stories.

Writing Why Is The Sky Blue? changed Brigitte. Not because of the science, or the research, or even the Nobel Prize collaboration — but because of what happened when she began to write about her own memories. About Matane. About her mother. About her father, brothers, cousins. About the pebble beaches and the fiddleheads and the way the light fell on the St. Lawrence on a late summer afternoon.

"The experience was so wonderful — each paragraph weaving itself into the memories and special moments of my childhood — that it sparked the idea of offering the experience to all. Writing is creative, therapeutic, enriching, and wonderful to share with the world."
— Brigitte Perreault, Founder

That conviction became The Blue Sky Project — a fully guided AI memoir experience designed for people of all ages, all backgrounds, and all languages. For the grandmother whose grandchildren never heard her story. For the student learning to find her voice. For the executive who built a life worth recording. For anyone who has ever looked up at the sky and felt that the world was too beautiful, and their time in it too short, not to write it down.

Every life has a story worth telling. The Blue Sky Project exists so that no story is ever lost again.

Twenty years of
changing the world.

Brigitte Perreault has spent more than two decades at the intersection of social justice, media, and global advocacy. Her work has taken her from refugee resettlement in Los Angeles to conservation expeditions in Kenya, from the halls of Harvard to the stages of international forums — always in service of people and the planet.

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Human Rights Advocacy
Beginning in 2002, Brigitte supported refugees and survivors of state-sponsored torture resettling in the Los Angeles area — work that earned her the Human Dignity Award.
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Impact Media
Founder of Ignyte Transformational Media and The Global Lead Channel — impact-driven platforms dedicated to education, awareness, and systemic change. Publisher of two international magazines.
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Conservation Leadership
Invited to a select Kenya Conservation Expedition alongside leading philanthropists. Documenting circularity, ethicality, innovative solutions and collaborative action.
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Education & Empowerment
Speaker and educator through "Being Human in the Digital World" — workshops empowering women and youth. Creator of "50 Ways to Help the Planet" — a digital educational program providing actionable sustainability tools for schools, businesses, and households.
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Child Protection
Special Ambassador to Haiti, Togo, and the DRC at Harvard Faculty Club's Global Symposium on Child Permanency. Exclusive Media Partner at the inaugural Child Protector Conference, Washington DC.
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Author & Creator
Author of Why Is The Sky Blue? — a deeply personal memoir weaving childhood memory, nature, and wonder. Her second book. Her most personal work.

Your life deserves
to be remembered.

Brigitte built The Blue Sky Project so that everyone — regardless of age, background, or writing experience — could experience the profound joy of telling their own story. Start yours today.

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