Many of these "movements" now are not an organization, but a bunch of related groups. This also goes for many other progressive groups which operate on the edge of legality -- like the "Indivisible" movement family of groups.
Some of this was covered recently by WRAL in North Carolina.
New progressive groups target legislative races, test state campaign finance laws
http://www.wral.com/new-progressive...es-test-state-campaign-finance-laws/17357344/
So? Unless they are committing illegal acts, what is your problem?
From the pdf you linked
" In November, the Funders Collaborative on Youth Organizing will engage younger activists in Durham, North Carolina. In addition to supporting these convenings, US Programs has providedthe groups and attendees of the convenings described here with technical assistance."
Did that event lead to rioting or other illegal acts? Source? If not, what exactly are you complaining about? That they organized against perceived injustice?