Hot on the heals of the Roast Busters debacle, a public meeting is being held to inform and talk about rape culture in Hamilton, and beyond.
Campaign organiser Anjum Rahman says there is a need for change with a focus in Hamilton on three main areas - the definition of consent, education particularly for young men and more funding for victims.
The public meeting is at the Hamilton City Council reception lounge at 7pm on Tuesday and will feature speakers Louise Nicholas, Catherine O'Kelly and Dr Neville Robertson.
Louise Nicholas brought charges in high-profile sexual assault cases involving former Rotorua policemen Brad Shipton and Bob Schollum.
The meeting comes shortly after a silent march as part of a national day of "action against rape culture".