Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit
Our Vision: Ready to be Unlimited?
Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit—those three words go a long way, and we are truly unlimited here. We have taken on a big, ongoing project: helping Hayti get on its feet, which means helping the people of Hayti. I beg the Haitian Diaspora to stand together and fight for one another; that is the only way we will achieve our Second Revolution.
We have created this platform to share the unlimited resources that our country, Hayti, possesses. Along with the progress that we want to see take place in Port-au-Prince and throughout all of Hayti. We have a few projects set in place to start with, in order to help the new Hayti, though we know this change will not happen overnight. To make this happen, we need like-minded individuals who genuinely love their country.
The American media often brands Hayti as the poorest country, when in reality, every place has its good and bad. Ironically, while we are called the poorest country, outsiders want a piece of it. Many foreigners have come to settle here, creating businesses that the media fails to share, alongside self-made millionaires—and the millions created by corruption in the absence of stable government.
Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit is here to ensure progress is made in Hayti while we prove the media and our own people wrong. In order to get our people to feel comfortable to move back home or to visit as often as possible, we need strong Haitian Diaspora members who only see a better future for Hayti and do not focus on personal gain like money or property.
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Our Mission: A Personal Narrative
What drives Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit to do what we do is very simple: Hayti is profoundly personal to me; the love I have for Hayti is unexplainable. My story is very dear to me. My mother specifically returned to Hayti to give birth to me, which represents the mission I was born to fulfill. I, Ms. Jean, was born in Hayti for a reason.
My mother took me back to the United States after I was one month old. I returned to Hayti at five years old and had the best life there. A few years later, in 1986, I lost my mother. My father, a well-known Haitian artist in the 70s, came and got us. Following the exile of Jean-Claude Duvalier, my father brought us back to New York City, but we spent every vacation in Hayti. I saw the beauty of Hayti firsthand. I realized the generation born around and after 1986 did not have a chance of fully understanding their culture or knowing their history. It is like a child being born without knowing their birth mother—some are searching for their birthright, and some never do. That is Hayti today. The majority are lost souls; they could be soldiers but are fighting for the wrong reasons, fighting against themselves by killing each other, and suffering from a born-again slave mentality.
To me, it is a must to see Hayti change. In order for the new generation to be proud of their history and culture, they need to know who they are so they can better appreciate themselves and where they come from. We must keep ourselves, Haitians like myself, accountable to open their minds and eyes one Haitian at a time. Without that accountability, it explains why most Haitians leave, driven by insecurity.
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Meet the Founder: Ms. Jean
Ms. Jean is a multi-talented media professional, artist, and dedicated activist with over two decades of industry experience. She has demonstrated long-term entrepreneurial foresight, launching the Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit clothing line and merchandise brand in 2000.
A Certified TV Producer since 2002, she has independently produced over 300+ shows and contributed to numerous live broadcasts.
Pioneering Haitian Publishing & Merchandise
Ms. Jean is recognized as the first Haitian woman to design and publish Haitian-themed notebooks and planners on Amazon under Plugme Publishing. This pioneering work includes featuring historical figures like Jean-Jacques Dessalines, incorporating the original 1805 Constitution, and utilizing Hayti's historical monuments to create educational merchandise such as notebooks, planners, and backpacks.
Artistry and Revolutionary Music
As the Tessa La Combattante creates music focused on a "revolution music" to elevate the mindset of the Haitian people with a conscious, unifying message.
My 1st release single is titled: AYIBOBO by : Tessa La Combattante #TessaLaAyibobo
follow my social media for released dates.
MY MUSIC ARE DIRECT TO CONSUMERS ONLY no major label.
I AM UNDER MY OWN LABEL.
Links will be added soon for now listen to the promo on TIktok @haytiunlimted
Media & Consulting Expertise
Her comprehensive skillset spans the entire media lifecycle:
- Production & On-Air: On-Air Personality, TV Host, Videographer, Stage Manager, and Music Video Director.
- Visual & Design: Photographer and Graphic Designer.
- Consulting: Business Consultant, Social Media Manager, and Artist Development Specialist, with a track record of assisting well-known organizations.
Ms. Jean's commitment to community is demonstrated by her continuous broadcast presence, including her own 24/7 radio show, which began with her start at WLIB NY in 2000, and her television show, which began on BCAT (now BRIC Arts Media) in 2002 and remains on air today. She has established platforms for uncensored content and is a passionate activist for the New Hayti. She doesn't just talk—she delivers results. She is Hayti Unlimited, mwen se Ayiti San Limit.
Our Projects & Progress
Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit will also share the beauty and the reality of our country and the progress that we will take to make it a better place. Our brand, including the clothing line and published merchandise, serves as an ongoing platform to promote Haitian culture and fund our mission.
We will share our upcoming projects, which will involve the cleaning of Port-au-Prince through initiatives such as recycling and getting rid of plastic, and a big surprise coming for the youth of Hayti. We will share Hayti's beauty, talents, the richness of our soil, and, most importantly, our history. Most countries have pieces of Hayti's history that need to be told.
Therefore, Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit will be sharing all of our projects, from beginning to completion. Certain events will be an annual event, and some projects will be a constant, ongoing effort for progress.
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Connecting with Uncompromised Souls
We are seeking to connect with Haitians who are fearless in speaking truth to power and who come with no hidden agenda or connection to corruption. We are looking for those who refuse to be bound by political stagnation and have definitively rejected the colonial or slave mentality. Our desire is for individuals within the U.S. Diaspora whose integrity is absolute and cannot be bought. These individuals must be committed to protecting the team under all circumstances, ensuring that all information remains confidential and loyal even if they choose to walk away. Our mission is clear: to look out for the people in Hayti and rebuild the mindset for our country. I need a solid team whose uncompromising alignment will make Hayti proud to be discovered. Through spiritual alignment and divine guidance, I know I will connect with the right souls to champion this mission.
The Mandate of Sovereignty
Hayti has a proven capacity for self-governance; we have governed ourselves before and were progressing on that path. We have the vision and the strength to do so again. We must remember that our own foundational document, the 1805 Constitution established by Jean-Jacques Dessalines, is the ultimate authority for our nation. Every country respects its founding law, and Hayti must be no different.
A message to all Haitians: While parts of our Constitution are historic, the core principles of self-determination remain the blueprint for our success. We must commit to treating our own Constitution like the foundational law it is, respecting at least 90 percent of its main tenets.
A message to the world: Our Constitution does not permit foreign interference in our internal affairs—just as your constitution protects your sovereignty. We respect your right to self-governance; we expect the same respect in return.
When Hayti stands, we stand united, guided by our own laws. Let that be clearly understood.
The Fight for Change
A Unified Call to Action: The Time to Build is Now
To the Haitian Diaspora and All Who Love Hayti—
We share an undeniable love for Hayti, a fierce pride that bursts forth in our music, our celebrations, and the unwavering wave of our flag. That pride is beautiful, but the celebration alone is not enough to fuel the transformation our homeland desperately needs.
We are calling for a shift: from passive pride to active purpose.
The moment has arrived to show up for Hayti in a profound new way. Our nation does not currently need a display of our collective pride; it requires our collective commitment. It needs our hands, our expertise, and our resources channeled into sustainable, measurable change. We need to stand for something greater than tradition. We need to stand for progress.
Real change requires real action, and that action begins with unity and accountability. We need each other to achieve this, but we must show up beyond the festivities and translate our passion into practical solutions.
Let us commit to making 2025 and 2026 the years we truly dedicate ourselves to the rebirth of Hayti. The potential is unlimited.
The moment to show up and build is now.
The Awakening: A Call for Self-Reliance
Slowly but surely, the reality of Hayti is becoming clearer—not the romanticized version we often tell ourselves, but the profound truth of our situation. We are beginning to unify and make meaningful progress, yet significant work remains ahead of us.
We must actively dismantle the colonial mindset.
Some within our community still carry the weight of a slave mentality—waiting for external permission, seeking validation from outside sources, and operating with a scarcity mindset. This keeps us perpetually divided and prevents Hayti from realizing its potential. We must reject this limitation and embrace self-determination.
We must honor our complexity.
It is essential to recognize that we are not a monolith; this diversity is our greatest strength, provided we respect these differences and commit to working together toward a common goal. The awakening has begun. Now is the time for honest conversation, radical self-acceptance, and true unity.
Final Commitment
We must be honest with ourselves: it's not going to be an easy road, and it won't happen overnight. The hardest part for us will be working together; in our opinion, this is what some of our people are lacking. In order for this change to happen, it's going to take our sweat, blood, strength, and tears. This signifies that the effort comes from your heart and a passion to see the growth and the transformation of Hayti.
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Company Policies
Our policy is very simple: we want to connect with like-minded individuals who have love and passion for Hayti and want to see its growth. We welcome companies who want to give a helping hand to see progress in Hayti with no hidden agendas. Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit is very transparent; therefore, anyone who wants to help, we must know to what level and extent. Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit is in this for love and not for financial or property gain. For the record, I have already established these things on my own.
A Day to Never Forget
A Day Every Haitian Should Take as an Insult
On July 7th, 2021, President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his own home. This tragic and deeply insulting act of violence against the head of state represents a profound blow to the dignity and sovereignty of the Haitian people.
Here at Hayti Unlimited | Ayiti San Limit, we extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and all those affected by this loss.
Regardless of political allegiance, the assassination served as a brutal, clarifying moment for Hayti. This incident compels all Haitians—both at home and in the Diaspora—to demand truth, transparency, and accountability.
Our Message to the Haitian People:
The true tragedy of July 7th lies in the stark realization of the stakes in our nation. Whether you supported President Moïse or not, his death should serve as an absolute refusal point: we must reject any future where political disagreements are settled by violence.
We believe that the full truth regarding his projects and his legacy for the betterment of Hayti will eventually emerge and be understood by all. It is now the collective responsibility of the Haitian Diaspora and all citizens to stand together. We must honor the spirit of progress by uniting, demanding justice, and working actively to ensure that a better Hayti—one free from violence and corruption—is the enduring legacy for the next generation.
Team Profiles
Coming soon! Tessa La Combattante music dropping soon 1st sinle titled: #AYIBOBO use the hastags #TessaLaAyibobo
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