Jonathan Furst wrote about the power of the EAT experience to change one's life: "Earth Activist Training, Permaculture, and Simple Techniques for Saving the World!" Jonathan attended the January 2002 EAT at Black Mountain Preserve in northern California. This article was published in the Summer 2002 issue of Reclaiming Quarterly.

Layne Whitley, director of the Chico (California) Peace and Justice Center, took EAT in April/May 2003, at Black Mountain. She wrote this article for the CPJC newsletter, published in June '03.

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"Like a Phoenix from the Fire: Cultivating Hope at Earth Activist Training," by Katie Renz, was published in HopeDance, August/September, 2003. Katie took the April/May 2003 EAT session.

Mary DeDanan took the January 2002 EAT. She wrote not about EAT itself, but about permaculture and Penny Livingston, for the Pacific Sun, the north bay's newsweekly. Read "The Ecstasy of Ecology: Penny Livingston and the Permaculture Institute of Northern California." This article has been reprinted on several web sites, and won the "best of the west" award from www.westbynorthwest.org online mag.

Fred Meyers of Iowa City wrote "The EAT Experience," which, among other things, dishes the real dirt on Starhawk. Fred attended the September 2005 EAT at The Avalon, northern California. This article was published in the Yule 2005 Weavings online newsletter hosted by the Iowa Pagan Access Network (IPAN).