Join Elianne Ramos on Wednesday from 3-4 p.m. EDT for the third in our series of live online discussions on how to build a stronger movement for working people. Ramos, principal and CEO of Speak Hispanic Communications and vice-chair of communications and PR for Latinos in Social Media, poses this question:

Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in the U.S. workforce and their employment experiences are as varied as their individual histories. How can the labor movement use new technologies to solidify its Latino membership?

Go to our discussion page to give Ramos your thoughts now and be sure to check back on Wednesday for the live dialogue.

Your responses to the questions Ramos and the other activists, educators, economists and others will be asking through June will help us prepare for the 2013 AFL-CIO Convention that will focus on how the labor movement should change and what we can do together to improve the future of all working people.

Take a look at the first two sessions hosted by Laura Clawson, Daily Kos labor editor, and Steven Pitts, labor policy specialist at the University of California, Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education.