The Lavrin Diploma is an accolade given by the Slovenian Association of Literary Translators each year to Slovene or foreign translators to honour an outstanding achievement in translation and a lifetime contribution to mediating Slovene literature abroad. It was instituted in 2003 and is named after translator, literary historian, and essayist Janko Lavrin (1887–1986) . The award ceremony also features readings by renowned Slovene translators.
Among the award winners, more recent ones have been: Ljudmil Dimitrov (2017), Pablo Juan Fajdiga (2016), Michael Biggins (2015), Fabjan Hafner (2014), Ciril Zlobec (2013), the project Litterae Slovenicae (2012), Andrée Lück Gaye (2011), and Erwin Koestler (2010).
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